Kdevelop 3.2.2 - Quickopen disabled by default in

[Richard Dale]

On Friday 31 March 2006 04:07, Tim Harper wrote:
> On Thursday 30 March 2006 11:05, Richard Dale wrote:
> > Well I just thought there were way too many tabs and options enabled by
> > default for Ruby development - I find the default KDevelop UI is just too
> > cluttered and confusing. So I started removing a few things from the Ruby
> > profile to clean it up - possibly the wrong things! As you found out it
> > isn't too difficult to put the features back, though. So I can restore
> > the quickopen option to be included by default for the next release of
> > KDevelop if most people think it should be.
> >
> > I'm also very keen to get rid of the kate cut, copy, paste, font zoom
> > buttons in the toolbar. I've edited my local copy of my KDevelop menu to
> > clear them out, and think it looks a lot better. I would have thought it
> > should be easy to change the code to do that, but I haven't found out how
> > to do it.
> >
> > -- Richard
>
> I agree with you Richard.  Its really great to cleanup the plugins that are
> completely useless in Ruby :)  Thanks for taking this into consideration.
>
> My favorite and most selling feature of kdevelop is the awesome go to
> file/method/class which works beautifully in Ruby.  It really makes it easy
> to jump around the code for me.  Also, I really like the file groups
> because when programming in rails, there are three distinct types of files,
> and being able to classify the three i have found quite useful (though not
> absolutely necessary)
>
> Is there perhaps a way to simply tell ruby on rails to disable certain
> plugins by default when creating a new project?  And then, allow the user
> to enable ones that apply to the language they are developing in?  This may
> be the best way to tackle this.
I think the File Groups plugin is useful for Rails, but not for an ordinary 
Ruby project so much. So perhaps it would be nice to have a different set of 
plugins enabled for Rails. I certainly want to do a generator wizard plugin 
that would only be for Rails projects, and not for ordinary Ruby ones. 

I can add 'File Groups' and 'Quick Open' back to the default Ruby profile, and 
we're still not too cluttered. I think some things in 'Quick Open' looked C++ 
specific, which was one of the reasons I disabled it.

-- Richard

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