I am pretty sure you are seeing the correct behavior. I have PE here at work, but at home I have NC, and the “QNX …” type entries, are only available with the commercial package AFAIK.
Correct - our additions to the Eclipse CDT are part of the commerical product. You can get an evaluation of the PE edition if you contact your sales rep.
I have installed vim too, but there have been some problems. Is there a possible to start gvim (GUI version of vim) with syntax highlighting for c++ and “line numbering”?
I didn’t found some command line arguments to do that.
By the way … workspace is also a very good code editor with syntax highlighting.
Type gvim. Ok, at the beginning you dont have such things but it is quite
easy.
In Edit + File Setting + Toggle Line Numbering you have “line numbering”.
(:set nu!)
You can go to a line automatically typing ESC+line numer + G.
You can have syntax highlighting with Syntax + Automatic menu (:syntax on). After that, in the syntax menu you can choose the syntax type,
of course you have C++.
In Edit + Color squeme you have use the color squeme you like most.
If you want to start with vim, take a look at the page:
You have quick reference cards in many languages. They are great to
have one in front of you to use vim.
I find workspace a great editor too, but I prefer vim. Dont take my opinion
as an opinion of a QNX master ( I am almost a newbie in QNX). All depend
if you like “vi editors”.
Hans:
I am using QNX (n.c.) in combination with eclipse/CDT (see under cs.tu-bs.de/ips/steiner/qnxfaq.html) , using eclipse as editor for my C/C++ sources including callbacks (import Your project directory as ‘filesystem’) . Much better than ped (e.g.)
That’s all I achieved until now. I did not yet find out how to build and debug my PhaB generated project from eclipse (lauch error) - any ideas???
