Akademy 2014 BoF notes

[Sven Brauch]

There used to be a context menu on the item bar, but I think it was
removed a while back.

Greetings!

2014-09-11 18:16 GMT+02:00  <pfee at talk21.com>:
> Hi Milian,
>
> A little UI question...
>
> When I click in the margin of a source file KDevelop will set a breakpoint.
> Pressing CTRL+B will set a bookmark.  If I'm not using the debugger, then
> bookmarks are more useful.  Is there a way to have margin clicks set/unset
> bookmarks instead of debugger breakpoints?
>
> Also, I'm not seeing bookmarks in the Bookmarks toolview, though I do see
> them in the Editor/Bookmarks menu.
>
> I'm using kdevelop-4.7.0-1.fc20.x86_64 as packaged on Fedora 20.
>
> Thanks,
> Paul
>
> ________________________________
> From: Milian Wolff <mail at milianw.de>
> To: kdevelop-devel at kde.org
> Sent: Thursday, 11 September 2014, 14:40
> Subject: Akademy 2014 BoF notes
>
> Hey all,
>
> below you'll find the notes from this years Akademy BoF about KDevelop. If
> you
> did not attend and have questions about it, please go ahead and ask.
>
> # sharing code with kate
>
> - implement the KTextEditor interfaces
> - first start with grepview, get rid of copy
> - similar for snippets
> - konsole as well
> - then investigate what else to share, and how to share more, probably low-
> prio since plugins are small
>   - exmaples: document list, document switcher
> - filtering of kate plugins which we do not want
>
> - for external scripts, kate needs to implement
> the notion of an output view
>
> # frameworkification
>
> - sharing VCS code
> - debuggers
>   - maybe not a framework but a "simplified" mode of
>   kdevelop which can be run by other apps just to
>   run the debugger etc. pp.
> - once serialization code is cleaned up, make it a framework, maybe not
> worth
> it as we would be bound
> to the api and fileformat. only export it once others really want to use it
> - KDevelop::Path maybe
>
> # cleanups
>
> - DUChain
> - get rid of oldcpp; probably once (basic) Qt integration is there
> - once that is done, remove all the crap from DUChain that noone else is
> needing
>
> # releases
>
> - kdev-qmljs
> - kdev-ruby
> - kdev-css
> - kdev-qmake
>
> # random ui notes
>
> - indication that project is being loaded
> - get rid of the toolview buttons somehow
> - simplify UI and features
>
> # splitting
>
> - splitting should be simpler, sane user interface
> don't allow deep nesting
> - toggle splitting instead of add split without ability to close quickly
> - one global list of documents, cycle does not switch split area
>
> attention: vim and kate also support what we do now
> maybe we just need saner shortcuts to allow navigation
> and easy closing of the split view
> maybe also add shortcuts to go up/down/left/right
>
> all agree: add a close split view shortcut, see kate
>
> # first impression
>
> - toolbar actions, remove or merge
>   - get rid of:
>     - editor actions
>     - two stop actions
> - long press to change launch
> - devs should use the defaults more
> - save file -> default path, reuse current path
> - open project -> same, reuse last project path
>
> # kdevelop awesomebar / command line
>
> - like kate command line but with more features
> - CODE COMPLETION ALL THE THINGS
> - find, replace, quick open, vcs, run, debug,
> build, clean, project management, new, move, copy
> - look at baloo query parser
> - think about kate integration
> - look at how qtcreator does it
> - needs proof of concept
> - essentially quick-open matching with commands
>
> # build sequence
>
> - build set -> rename
> - maybe separate toolview/kcm
> - build project of current file by default
> - super targets / chained targets
>   - show in project view
>   - build Foo, Bar and Asdf
>   - run Script A, B, C
>   - do Magic
>   -> profit
> --
> Milian Wolff
> mail at milianw.de
> http://milianw.de
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