sho_hn

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   by sho_hn 16y ago

   Well, for reference, here's a screenshot of the current KDevelop release on the current KDE release with default settings for each, so people can make up their own minds: http://simplest-image-hosting.net/jpg-0-plasma-desktopud5039 And FW
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   by sho_hn 16y ago

   They're both Qt apps, i.e. they pick up their looks from your active Qt style engine and settings (aside from the fact that Qt Creator foregoes full system integration in favor of using hardcoded backgrounds on some widgets, which tends to
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   by sho_hn 16y ago

   For excellent C++ support in a Linux IDE you should have a look at KDevelop 4.x some time. Qt Creator reuses KDevelop's C++ parser, but doesn't quite go as far on making use of it for semantic functionality as KDevelop does. For example, it
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   by sho_hn 16y ago

   Python actually is strongly typed: Everything does have a type, and aside from within numerics (integers upconvert to floats), Python generally won't automatically convert between them. Mixing objects of different types in operations that w