patches

Matt Rogers mattr at kde.org
Thu Apr 13 01:34:40 UTC 2006


On Wednesday 12 April 2006 17:40, David Nolden wrote:
> Hey, I've sent a mail with some patches and because the patch-file is > 100
> kb(because of the pydoc-kioslave) it is waiting for moderator approval,
> would be nice if someone could let it through :-)
>
> Although I'm already further than described in that mail..
>
> I have now addressed the browsing-functionality.
>
> Quote from the other mail:
> > I've done some work again :)
> >
> > This time I've addressed the quick-open functions and the
> > class-tree-view. Until now these facilities were too seperated. If you
> > want to get fast to a special class in a big project, you either have to
> > walk through the tree by hand searching it, or use the quick-find,
> > compromising overview.
> >
> > I've linked them together. If you quick-find a class, it is opened,
> > selected, and showed in the tree-view(if that's open), and the same for
> > functions. This gives a you much better overview of the position you've
> > jumped to, and makes it much easier to navigate through a big project.
> > Thereby you now can search the classview-tree.
> >
> > I hope you like the feature..
> >
> > Also I've changed the find-function-dialog a bit, it now also shows the
> > scope of the function(making them easier to identify).
>
> Now I'm yet further:
> I also work on a big project for my university where it's usual to declare
> classes and whole trees of classes in the following way:
>
> class A {
> 	...
> 	class B;
> }
>
> //in another source-file:
> class A::B {
> 	...
> }
>
> The cpp-parser was not able to deal with that.. it was quite some work to
> get it running(the whole code around that isn't very clear for a
> kdevelop-newbie ;) ) but now I've got it working.
>
> Also I've further advanced the quick-open-file-function:
> In the text-field it is now possible to filter the list for namespaces or
> parent-classes, for Example
> Speech::bla
> shows just all functions that have a namespace or class in their scope
> called Speech and contain the word "bla"
> Or
> Speech::StateTree::bla
> shows all functions that have a namespace or class called Speech, and a
> deeper namespace/class called StateTree in their scope, etc.
> And of course as described in the quote, when a function is selected and
> the class-view is open, not just the editor jumps to the function, but also
> the class-view shows the functions.
>
> So tell me what you think about those things. :)
>
> In my opinion, browsing is a lot more fun in this mode ;)
>
> A problem is that for me(I use the KDE/3.5 branch) a few of the things I've
> sent before, like the pydoc-kioslave don't seem to be in the branch from my
> perspective, so my
> output of svn diff is pretty big, too big to post it here without the mail
> ending in the black hole called "administrator review" ;)
>
> greetings, David

please send me the patch and i will commit it if it's good

Thanks
--
Matt




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