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Originally Posted by Pablo
How do you set up a Sigil development environment?
It's been some time since I last programmed in C/C++ and never used Qt, so it is unlikely that I could make any contribution, at least in the short term, but I would like to have a look at the code and see for myself how hard it is.
Thanks,
Pablo
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On Linux it's pretty straightforward, just install mercurial and pull the last revision of the code on your PC; then you can use an editor of your choice and the necessary build tools (cmake etc.), or an IDE like KDevelop if you prefer.
Can't really help you on windows, I suppose you can do something with VisualStudio, but don't ask me how...