Re: [Qt4] Creating an app that suports plugin via Qt

["Thiago Santos"]

Ok guys,
I participate of the development of DevQt a new IDE totaly focus on Qt, it is on a very early stage so... not usable yet :-P
But, I want to propose a Plugin System to other developers together with my CodeEditor, so I create a quick project LGPL with the new editor too and I'm sharing it with you, but please! help me solve the plugin problem :-D!!!
I really don't need a code or something like this [of course if you want to... be my gest ;-) ] I just need an idea to the plugin system that works!

Well... see the code and comment me please!
Tks!

On 3/28/06, Thiago Santos <thiago.salves@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Tks man, I'll try as soon as possible and send a mail with all project atached ;-)

On 3/28/06, Andreas Pakulat <apaku@xxxxxx > wrote:

On 28.03.06 10:55:42, Thiago Santos wrote:
> Ok, I drained all my possibilities to solve this. Let me show you the entire
> project here. I know that is a 500 lines mail, but please have a look and
> tell me what I'm doing wrong!

Removed the STR_XX code, I think I found the mistake you made:

You define an interface that is not purely abstract. It inherits from
QSyntaxHighlighter and thus is a concrete class and not an interface
anymore.

Changing this so that highlighter inherits from QSyntaxHighlighter and
the HighlighterInterface makes you plugin work as expected.

Andreas

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