>>> Building :
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$ qmake
$ make
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This will build the library and the example. You may want to alter the build mode to force
either debug or release. If so just pass the mode you want to make, e.g. :
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$ make release
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or
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$ make debug
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Finally, with admins rights/root privilegdes, you can install QCodeEdit so as to be able
to use it simply :
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$ qmake
$ make install
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NB : the extra "qmake" is NEEDED to ensure that binaries will be located and copied properly.
NB 2 : Only the "make install" command requires root priviledges, "qmake" can and should
always be run as normal user.
NB 3 : Apart from libs and headers, QCodeEdit also provides a .prf file which makes it
easier to use the lib in another project. Under non-Unix platforms it is recommended to
copy the files manually (and possibly edit them to fit your needs).