code-completion, options

[David Nolden]

Ok, I've given it another workover, and now it really works perfectly for 
example with stl-classes. It's really good now, so I think about trying to 
submit it into svn.

The only thing really missing now is the ability to configure the completion 
through the project-options-menu.

The current options "include enumerations", "include global functions", 
"include typedefs", "include types" are not used at the moment and I'd 
propose to replace them with more useful options:
"evaluate template-parameters" this should generally shut on/off the 
evaluation of template-params(default should be "on" since it alone doesn't 
cost much performance)
"depth of return-type-evaluation in the completion-list": A dropdown-box where 
one should at least be able to choose "none", "short", "complete", where 
"none" means that just the raw type-strings are showed like before, 
"short" means that types should be evaluated, but only shown when the result 
is short(not implemented yet, but with the current complete evaluation the 
list can become VERY wide with my complex test-cases :), and
"complete" means that the type is evaluated as far as possible(like I 
currently do)
"depth of argument-type-evaluation in the completion-list": The same like 
above, but for the function-arguments. Since there can be really many 
function-arguments, this should be turned to "none" by default to respect 
slow computers.

Maybe someone else could change the menu and the configuration-file for me and 
tell me how to extract the settings? Currently I don't know much about the 
KDevelop's GUI- und configuration-stuff.. for someone experienced in it that 
just might be a few clicks and a few lines of code. :)

greetings, David

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