Future of teamwork plugin

Andreas Pakulat apaku at gmx.de
Fri Jul 6 13:52:46 UTC 2007


On 06.07.07 14:21:03, David Nolden wrote:
> Am Freitag, 6. Juli 2007 14:02:13 schrieb Andreas Pakulat:
> > Sorry, thats broken logic to me. Creating a new class is as easy as
> > Ctrl+N -> headername, Ctrl+N -> source name (plus selecting the right
> > type so that kdevelop uses its templates and fills copyright header,
> > include guards and basic include's). Or if you use the new-class-wizard
> > its just 1 click + filling out a lineedit for the class name.
> >
> > Granted if you create new classes in a different directory all the time
> > its a bit harder, because you've got to make the directory active but I
> > think this is seldom the case as you normally work on 1 module at a time
> > and we don't split our files yet that much across directories.
> 
> Well maybe I simply didn't know the right shortcuts yet. I haven't found use 
> for the class-wizard until now, maybe I should look at it. I had the feeling 
> that it's overkill for helper-classes.

I don't use the classwizard either here, however I do use the new-file
thing with properly setup templates all the time.

> But I think that in cases when a helper-class only makes sense in combination 
> with a main-class, there's nothing wrong in keeping them together. It makes 
> understanding what the helper does easier, because you see both of them at a 
> time, and see it in the right context. You do not need to search the whole 
> project to see what the helper-class is useful for.

If its one helper I'd do it the same I think. But as soon as you have
more than just one or two the header is getting bigger and bigger and
its just easier (IMHO) to switch between two files (using the
jump-to-class for example)

> However, I'm going to stop writing emails, and start working on kdevelop. It's 
> unbelievable how much time this consumes. :-)

Yeah. And one thing I forgot to say in my first answer: All that stuff
is what I would do and what I think is better. You're of course free to
do whatever you want with your code ;)

Andreas

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