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December 12, 2019 by Kai Koehne | Comments
We are happy to announce the release of Qt Creator 4.11.0! From the beta blog post:
We added experimental support for Qt for WebAssembly and Qt for MCUs.
We improved the general handling of configuring, building and running projects in so many smaller ways that I fail to choose anything for being highlighted here.
If you use CMake 3.14 or later we now use CMake's file-base API for configuring and parsing projects. Which behaves much more reliably than the previous server-mode, especially if you also use CMake from a terminal or other applications.
Our client for the Language Server Protocol now supports the protocol extension proposal for semantic highlighting.
Regarding highlighting, we fixed that explicit colors in KSyntaxHighlighting files were completely ignored.
The configuration of a Python language server is much easier now.
We added the option to change the line ending style for opened files via the editor tool bar.
You can edit QML bindings directly in Qt Quick Designer now.
There are so many more things that you'll find in our change log.
The opensource version is available on the Qt download page under "Qt Creator", and you find commercially licensed packages on the Qt Account Portal. Qt Creator 4.11.0 is also available as an update in the online installer. Please post issues in our bug tracker. You can also find us on IRC on #qt-creator on chat.freenode.net, and on the Qt Creator mailing list.
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