> By the way, I'm wondering why Nokia did't write docs about Qt Creator
> Plugins?

If you run qdoc over the sources you will get a cross-referenced class
documentation for some parts of Qt Creator. Though not as
comprehensive as Qt documentation itself, its a decent enough to get
started.

Here are some notes I made when I tried to generate the class docs for
Qt-Creator

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- the .qdocconf file accepts a qhp configuration tag that can be used
to configure the Qt Assistant documentation that needs to be
generated.
- Add the following lines to doc\api\qtcreator-api.qdocconf

# Qt Creator API Qt Documentation Generation
qhp.projects = QtCreatorAPI
qhp.QtCreatorAPI.file = qtcreatorapi.qhp
qhp.QtCreatorAPI.namespace = com.nokia.qtcreatorapi.121
qhp.QtCreatorAPI.virtualFolder = doc
qhp.QtCreatorAPI.indexTitle = Qt Creator API
qhp.QtCreatorAPI.indexRoot =
qhp.QtCreatorAPI.extraFiles = classic.css \
images/qt-logo.png
qhp.QtCreatorAPI.filterAttributes = qtcreator api 1.2.1
qhp.QtCreatorAPI.customFilters.QtCreatorAPI.name = Qt Creator API 1.2.1
qhp.QtCreatorAPI.customFilters.QtCreatorAPI.filterAttributes =
qtcreator API 1.2.1

- Go into doc\api folder
- Run qdoc3 qtcreator-api.qdocconf
- Generates a html folder with all the documentation in it.
- Now execute qhelpgenerator -o qtcreatorapi.qch html\qtcreatorapi.qhp
- Add doc\api\qtcreatorapi.qch to Qt Assistant
- That's it!
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HTH...

Thanks,
Prashanth
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