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* Qt Creator 2.0.1 or 2.1 | * Qt Creator 2.0.1 or 2.1 | ||
| - | * Testplanner 0.4.0 or newer | + | * [[Media:testplanner_0.4.0_i386.deb|Testplanner 0.4.0]] or newer |
* Plug-in suitable for the installed Testplanner and Qt Creator versions | * Plug-in suitable for the installed Testplanner and Qt Creator versions | ||
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Download and install the Testplanner plug-in either as a debian package or a tar ball | Download and install the Testplanner plug-in either as a debian package or a tar ball | ||
| - | <b>Debian package</b> (for | + | <b>Debian package</b> (for Testplanner 0.4.0 & Qt Creator 2.0.1 installed from repository) |
* Download the attached [[Media:testplanner-qtcreator-2.0.1-plugin_0.4.0_i386.deb|Testplanner plug-in Debian package]]. | * Download the attached [[Media:testplanner-qtcreator-2.0.1-plugin_0.4.0_i386.deb|Testplanner plug-in Debian package]]. | ||
* Install the package: | * Install the package: | ||
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There is a plug-in for Qt Creator 2.0.1 and 2.1 which connects Qt Creator with Testplanner.
To use the plug-in, you need to install the following:
In case you don't have Qt Creator already installed, you can install it from either repositories or from the Qt download web page.
Install Qt Creator from repositories (Qt Creator 2.0.1 available at least on Ubuntu 10.10):
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install qtcreator
Download and install Qt Creator from the Qt Downloads web page
Qt Creator will be installed into QtCreator sub directory of the SDK root directory.
Download and install the Testplanner plug-in either as a debian package or a tar ball
Debian package (for Testplanner 0.4.0 & Qt Creator 2.0.1 installed from repository)
sudo dpkg -i Testplanner-qtcreator-2.0.1-plugin_0.4.0_i386.deb
Tar ball
cd [qt-creator-installation-root-dir] [sudo] tar xf [path-to-Testplanner-plugin-tar-ball]
ls [qt-creator-installation-root-dir]/lib/qtcreator/plugins/Nokia/*TestPlanner*
With the Testplanner plug-in you can