Editors
When you open files, Qt Creator chooses a suitable editor according to the file type.
Format source code with Artistic Style, ClangFormat, or Uncrustify. | |
Set preferences for indentation, typing, and file encoding in the text editor. | |
Set global code style for C++ files. | |
Summary of quick fixes for C++ code. | |
Offers code editing services for C++. | |
Sets global preferences for the clangd code model. | |
Sets global preferences for the C++ code model. | |
Set preferences for code completion and inserting matching characters in the text editor. | |
Edit state chart (.scxml) files. | |
Create Universal Modeling Language (UML) style models with structured and behavioral diagrams. | |
Edit and navigate code and other resources in your projects. | |
Set indentation for Vim-style editing and map vim commands to Qt Creator functions. | |
Supported Vim modes and emulated commands. | |
Add and change locator filters. | |
Get code completion, highlighting of the symbol under cursor, and jumping to the symbol definition in the editor for other programming languages besides C++, as well as diagnostics. | |
Set Nim code style and paths to tools. | |
Summary of quick fixes for QML code. | |
Set global preferences for C++ quick fixes. | |
Add, change, and remove snippets in the snippet editor. | |
Lists to-do keywords from project files. |
See also How to: Edit code and Editing code.
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