I Think I'll try and strip off QtCreator of the whole project management things, and change it in a compact editor, it'll be kinda hard however, well, I'll keep you noticed if I manage to pull out something =)
Thanks for the answer guys, and, if anyone else would be interested in something like this, warn me. 2010/6/26 Coda Highland <[email protected]> > > I Know i could "always" carry a full install of Creator on my pen-drive, > but > > that usually don't work, 'cause the PC needs to have Qt installed :/ > > That's not true at all. The binary builds of Creator work with a local > set of libraries instead of the system libraries (and in fact Creator > can't be built against the current public release of Qt!). > > If you install it on the pen drive, it'll work as long as the pen > drive has the same drive letter, and you can use the DOS "subst" > command to map a virtual drive letter. So for example, if on your home > computer the pen drive appears as E:, try issuing the command "subst > e: q:" and then install Qt on the new Q: drive. Then when you put the > pen drive on another computer and want to use it, use subst to map the > drive letter on THAT computer to Q: and Creator will work. > > /s/ Adam > _______________________________________________ > Qt-creator mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator > -- Jefferson Bandeira
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