report some KDevelop bugs

[Pablo Pita Leira]

On Thursday 30 August 2001 02:42, you wrote:
> > I modify the Makefile and save it. I build the project and it does not
> > find it.
>
> I find it best not to modify the Makefile manually. Why do you need to do
> this? When you import files in using KDevelop it will handle all this for
> you. Just copy the files into the directory (as you did) and use the File
> tree, clicking the right mouse button on the file and selecting "Add to
> project". I think perhaps KDevelop can get confused if you edit these files
> manually.
>
Thanks for the point. It takes time to get to know the tool and how to use it.

I checked the mailing list just to know how people imported files into 
projects. I am just browsing the Qt examples and I like to see and play with 
the sources.

I found that for browsing C++ files, because of using the class browser, the 
simplest thing to do is to create the project file in the directory where the 
sources are and open this project file. The files are already included in the 
project file. 

If you want to compile the sources, it seems better to create a project with 
the wizard and import the sources into the project. I would not import the 
makefile. I just would import the *.cpp, *.h, *.pxm and *.pro so KDevelop 
handles the configuration of the makefile for me.

Correct me if I am wrong. 
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Pablo Pita Leira

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