So i apologies ahead of time for a very repeated question. Surely it has been asked numerous of time, and i hope to see a few sticky threads regarding this topic but i unfortunately did not encounter any. Now, this is the situation im having, i personally do not enjoy the Qt Creator IDE and would prefer to use my xCode which im already strongly familiared with. How can i set it all up together so that i can compile and use the xCode IDE rather than any other IDE. Also, please don’t make fun of me but i never really learned to compile using the Command Line Tool for many crazy reasons!
I would like to open up xCode and have an option to choose Qt and be able to build from there. If not, i’d like the simplest approach to been able to use Qt and xCode together? I’ve read a few sites that were really descriptive, that i must first create a simple main.cpp file, which i then using the Terminal, can create a .proj (dont remember the extensions by heart) and an xcodeproj as well! Which i then can open using xCode and begin to use xCode, but i also read that i must compile using the Command Line and qmake which i find a bit cumbersome.
Also if your curiose, im using a MacBook Pro laptop, running the latest OS which i believe is Yosemite and i have xCode 6! If you need any other specs or have questions please dont hesitate on asking.
PS: I tried once using Qt but i was intimidated by the way we had to set it up. now i return for a second chance and hopefully i can use this Framework rather than the other Libraries for C++ GUI.
Thank You !
UPDATE:
I just ran into this link: http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/macosx-building.html Would i need to do this? I havent really read it so i have no idea what to do as of yet, this is so that i can just compile it thru command line rather than the Qt Creator?
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