Emacs has a mode for c++, called cc-mode, with its own mailing
list.
cc-mod...@lists.sourceforge.net
HTH
Andreas Röhler
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emacs has no FFI, so you will have to hack the sources of emacs to add
qt primitives to emacs lisp. (Or just add a FFI). Then you will be
able to write qt applications in emacs lisp.
Unless you meant to use emacs just as an editor to write C or C++
programs, in which case see the other answer.
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> Emacs has a mode for c++, called cc-mode, with its own mailing
> list.
>
> cc-mod...@lists.sourceforge.net
>
additionally look at cedet package.
On Fri, Jun 26, 2009 at 09:53:36AM +0200, Andreas R�hler wrote:
> ????????? wrote:
> > Hi,all!
> > how to develop qt application in emacs?
> > I`m a newer.
> Emacs has a mode for c++, called cc-mode, with its own mailing
> list.
C++ Mode (a submode of CC Mode) even has special handling for QT's own
keywords like "slots:" and "signals:".
> cc-mod...@lists.sourceforge.net
Or, more canonically, bug-c...@gnu.org, which redirects to that
address.
> HTH
Thanks, Andreas!
> Andreas R�hler
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Alan Mackenzie (Nuremberg, Germany).
You seem to be getting two types of answers, I think you need to clarify
the question.
Do you want to use Emacs to write standalone QT applications? Or do you
want to write an Emacs-based package that uses QT?
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