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Patch for better Qt4 support
user name
2006-07-21 11:43:42
On 21.07.06 06:59:57, Adam Treat wrote:
> On Friday 21 July 2006 5:11 am, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> > here it is, my first try to provide better (as in:
more easy to use) Qt4
> > support for KDevelop 3.4. The attached patch
compiles fine here and I
> > also made sure that with a qmake project
everything works as before.
> 
> Awesome Andreas!

Thanks  This first
step was pretty easy though.

> > - Check for validity of the Qt directory given in
the C++ configuration
> >   page
> > - Check the existing qmake templates to make sure
that they configure
> >   the Qt options correctly, eventually asking for
a Qt directory upon
> >   creation (not sure wether the
"wizard" supports this).
> > - Improve qmake4 support, IIRC the qmake manager
didn't get along very
> >   well with a Qt4 project I had, I'll try to at
least make him recognize
> >   the various new variables
> > - improve the subclassing right-click menu and
class wizard to provide
> >   correct subclassing for Qt4 .ui files (for now
I'll start with the
> >   multiple inheritance method)
> 
> I haven't looked at the patch yet, but it is good that
you are taking this on.   

Well, according to a recent discussion, no one would
otherwise and as
kdevelop3.4 will be there for quite some time I think it is
necessary
and even more important than the other 2 projects I'm
working on.
(According to some of the mails on k-c-d it could well take
another year
until kdelibs4 is out).

> KDevelop works 'good enough' with Qt4 for me by just
setting the ( three 
> different sets ) environment variables in
configure/make/run, however I'm 
> sure more Qt4 integration will be appreciated.

For me, working on a Qt4 porting project, especially the
designer
integration was a mess. Of course I could start kdevelop
with PATH
adjusted (and QTDIR set via the options), but somehow this
doesn't feel
right 

Andreas

-- 
You have the body of a 19 year old.  Please return it before
it gets wrinkled.

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Patch for better Qt4 support
user name
2006-07-21 11:43:42
On 21.07.06 06:59:57, Adam Treat wrote:
> On Friday 21 July 2006 5:11 am, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> > here it is, my first try to provide better (as in:
more easy to use) Qt4
> > support for KDevelop 3.4. The attached patch
compiles fine here and I
> > also made sure that with a qmake project
everything works as before.
> 
> Awesome Andreas!

Thanks  This first
step was pretty easy though.

> > - Check for validity of the Qt directory given in
the C++ configuration
> >   page
> > - Check the existing qmake templates to make sure
that they configure
> >   the Qt options correctly, eventually asking for
a Qt directory upon
> >   creation (not sure wether the
"wizard" supports this).
> > - Improve qmake4 support, IIRC the qmake manager
didn't get along very
> >   well with a Qt4 project I had, I'll try to at
least make him recognize
> >   the various new variables
> > - improve the subclassing right-click menu and
class wizard to provide
> >   correct subclassing for Qt4 .ui files (for now
I'll start with the
> >   multiple inheritance method)
> 
> I haven't looked at the patch yet, but it is good that
you are taking this on.   

Well, according to a recent discussion, no one would
otherwise and as
kdevelop3.4 will be there for quite some time I think it is
necessary
and even more important than the other 2 projects I'm
working on.
(According to some of the mails on k-c-d it could well take
another year
until kdelibs4 is out).

> KDevelop works 'good enough' with Qt4 for me by just
setting the ( three 
> different sets ) environment variables in
configure/make/run, however I'm 
> sure more Qt4 integration will be appreciated.

For me, working on a Qt4 porting project, especially the
designer
integration was a mess. Of course I could start kdevelop
with PATH
adjusted (and QTDIR set via the options), but somehow this
doesn't feel
right 

Andreas

-- 
You have the body of a 19 year old.  Please return it before
it gets wrinkled.

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Patch for better Qt4 support
user name
2006-07-21 11:43:42
On 21.07.06 06:59:57, Adam Treat wrote:
> On Friday 21 July 2006 5:11 am, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> > here it is, my first try to provide better (as in:
more easy to use) Qt4
> > support for KDevelop 3.4. The attached patch
compiles fine here and I
> > also made sure that with a qmake project
everything works as before.
> 
> Awesome Andreas!

Thanks  This first
step was pretty easy though.

> > - Check for validity of the Qt directory given in
the C++ configuration
> >   page
> > - Check the existing qmake templates to make sure
that they configure
> >   the Qt options correctly, eventually asking for
a Qt directory upon
> >   creation (not sure wether the
"wizard" supports this).
> > - Improve qmake4 support, IIRC the qmake manager
didn't get along very
> >   well with a Qt4 project I had, I'll try to at
least make him recognize
> >   the various new variables
> > - improve the subclassing right-click menu and
class wizard to provide
> >   correct subclassing for Qt4 .ui files (for now
I'll start with the
> >   multiple inheritance method)
> 
> I haven't looked at the patch yet, but it is good that
you are taking this on.   

Well, according to a recent discussion, no one would
otherwise and as
kdevelop3.4 will be there for quite some time I think it is
necessary
and even more important than the other 2 projects I'm
working on.
(According to some of the mails on k-c-d it could well take
another year
until kdelibs4 is out).

> KDevelop works 'good enough' with Qt4 for me by just
setting the ( three 
> different sets ) environment variables in
configure/make/run, however I'm 
> sure more Qt4 integration will be appreciated.

For me, working on a Qt4 porting project, especially the
designer
integration was a mess. Of course I could start kdevelop
with PATH
adjusted (and QTDIR set via the options), but somehow this
doesn't feel
right 

Andreas

-- 
You have the body of a 19 year old.  Please return it before
it gets wrinkled.

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Patch for better Qt4 support
user name
2006-07-21 11:43:42
On 21.07.06 06:59:57, Adam Treat wrote:
> On Friday 21 July 2006 5:11 am, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> > here it is, my first try to provide better (as in:
more easy to use) Qt4
> > support for KDevelop 3.4. The attached patch
compiles fine here and I
> > also made sure that with a qmake project
everything works as before.
> 
> Awesome Andreas!

Thanks  This first
step was pretty easy though.

> > - Check for validity of the Qt directory given in
the C++ configuration
> >   page
> > - Check the existing qmake templates to make sure
that they configure
> >   the Qt options correctly, eventually asking for
a Qt directory upon
> >   creation (not sure wether the
"wizard" supports this).
> > - Improve qmake4 support, IIRC the qmake manager
didn't get along very
> >   well with a Qt4 project I had, I'll try to at
least make him recognize
> >   the various new variables
> > - improve the subclassing right-click menu and
class wizard to provide
> >   correct subclassing for Qt4 .ui files (for now
I'll start with the
> >   multiple inheritance method)
> 
> I haven't looked at the patch yet, but it is good that
you are taking this on.   

Well, according to a recent discussion, no one would
otherwise and as
kdevelop3.4 will be there for quite some time I think it is
necessary
and even more important than the other 2 projects I'm
working on.
(According to some of the mails on k-c-d it could well take
another year
until kdelibs4 is out).

> KDevelop works 'good enough' with Qt4 for me by just
setting the ( three 
> different sets ) environment variables in
configure/make/run, however I'm 
> sure more Qt4 integration will be appreciated.

For me, working on a Qt4 porting project, especially the
designer
integration was a mess. Of course I could start kdevelop
with PATH
adjusted (and QTDIR set via the options), but somehow this
doesn't feel
right 

Andreas

-- 
You have the body of a 19 year old.  Please return it before
it gets wrinkled.

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Patch for better Qt4 support
user name
2006-07-21 11:43:42
On 21.07.06 06:59:57, Adam Treat wrote:
> On Friday 21 July 2006 5:11 am, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> > here it is, my first try to provide better (as in:
more easy to use) Qt4
> > support for KDevelop 3.4. The attached patch
compiles fine here and I
> > also made sure that with a qmake project
everything works as before.
> 
> Awesome Andreas!

Thanks  This first
step was pretty easy though.

> > - Check for validity of the Qt directory given in
the C++ configuration
> >   page
> > - Check the existing qmake templates to make sure
that they configure
> >   the Qt options correctly, eventually asking for
a Qt directory upon
> >   creation (not sure wether the
"wizard" supports this).
> > - Improve qmake4 support, IIRC the qmake manager
didn't get along very
> >   well with a Qt4 project I had, I'll try to at
least make him recognize
> >   the various new variables
> > - improve the subclassing right-click menu and
class wizard to provide
> >   correct subclassing for Qt4 .ui files (for now
I'll start with the
> >   multiple inheritance method)
> 
> I haven't looked at the patch yet, but it is good that
you are taking this on.   

Well, according to a recent discussion, no one would
otherwise and as
kdevelop3.4 will be there for quite some time I think it is
necessary
and even more important than the other 2 projects I'm
working on.
(According to some of the mails on k-c-d it could well take
another year
until kdelibs4 is out).

> KDevelop works 'good enough' with Qt4 for me by just
setting the ( three 
> different sets ) environment variables in
configure/make/run, however I'm 
> sure more Qt4 integration will be appreciated.

For me, working on a Qt4 porting project, especially the
designer
integration was a mess. Of course I could start kdevelop
with PATH
adjusted (and QTDIR set via the options), but somehow this
doesn't feel
right 

Andreas

-- 
You have the body of a 19 year old.  Please return it before
it gets wrinkled.

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Patch for better Qt4 support
user name
2006-07-21 11:43:42
On 21.07.06 06:59:57, Adam Treat wrote:
> On Friday 21 July 2006 5:11 am, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> > here it is, my first try to provide better (as in:
more easy to use) Qt4
> > support for KDevelop 3.4. The attached patch
compiles fine here and I
> > also made sure that with a qmake project
everything works as before.
> 
> Awesome Andreas!

Thanks  This first
step was pretty easy though.

> > - Check for validity of the Qt directory given in
the C++ configuration
> >   page
> > - Check the existing qmake templates to make sure
that they configure
> >   the Qt options correctly, eventually asking for
a Qt directory upon
> >   creation (not sure wether the
"wizard" supports this).
> > - Improve qmake4 support, IIRC the qmake manager
didn't get along very
> >   well with a Qt4 project I had, I'll try to at
least make him recognize
> >   the various new variables
> > - improve the subclassing right-click menu and
class wizard to provide
> >   correct subclassing for Qt4 .ui files (for now
I'll start with the
> >   multiple inheritance method)
> 
> I haven't looked at the patch yet, but it is good that
you are taking this on.   

Well, according to a recent discussion, no one would
otherwise and as
kdevelop3.4 will be there for quite some time I think it is
necessary
and even more important than the other 2 projects I'm
working on.
(According to some of the mails on k-c-d it could well take
another year
until kdelibs4 is out).

> KDevelop works 'good enough' with Qt4 for me by just
setting the ( three 
> different sets ) environment variables in
configure/make/run, however I'm 
> sure more Qt4 integration will be appreciated.

For me, working on a Qt4 porting project, especially the
designer
integration was a mess. Of course I could start kdevelop
with PATH
adjusted (and QTDIR set via the options), but somehow this
doesn't feel
right 

Andreas

-- 
You have the body of a 19 year old.  Please return it before
it gets wrinkled.

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Patch for better Qt4 support
user name
2006-07-21 11:43:42
On 21.07.06 06:59:57, Adam Treat wrote:
> On Friday 21 July 2006 5:11 am, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> > here it is, my first try to provide better (as in:
more easy to use) Qt4
> > support for KDevelop 3.4. The attached patch
compiles fine here and I
> > also made sure that with a qmake project
everything works as before.
> 
> Awesome Andreas!

Thanks  This first
step was pretty easy though.

> > - Check for validity of the Qt directory given in
the C++ configuration
> >   page
> > - Check the existing qmake templates to make sure
that they configure
> >   the Qt options correctly, eventually asking for
a Qt directory upon
> >   creation (not sure wether the
"wizard" supports this).
> > - Improve qmake4 support, IIRC the qmake manager
didn't get along very
> >   well with a Qt4 project I had, I'll try to at
least make him recognize
> >   the various new variables
> > - improve the subclassing right-click menu and
class wizard to provide
> >   correct subclassing for Qt4 .ui files (for now
I'll start with the
> >   multiple inheritance method)
> 
> I haven't looked at the patch yet, but it is good that
you are taking this on.   

Well, according to a recent discussion, no one would
otherwise and as
kdevelop3.4 will be there for quite some time I think it is
necessary
and even more important than the other 2 projects I'm
working on.
(According to some of the mails on k-c-d it could well take
another year
until kdelibs4 is out).

> KDevelop works 'good enough' with Qt4 for me by just
setting the ( three 
> different sets ) environment variables in
configure/make/run, however I'm 
> sure more Qt4 integration will be appreciated.

For me, working on a Qt4 porting project, especially the
designer
integration was a mess. Of course I could start kdevelop
with PATH
adjusted (and QTDIR set via the options), but somehow this
doesn't feel
right 

Andreas

-- 
You have the body of a 19 year old.  Please return it before
it gets wrinkled.

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Patch for better Qt4 support
user name
2006-07-21 11:43:42
On 21.07.06 06:59:57, Adam Treat wrote:
> On Friday 21 July 2006 5:11 am, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> > here it is, my first try to provide better (as in:
more easy to use) Qt4
> > support for KDevelop 3.4. The attached patch
compiles fine here and I
> > also made sure that with a qmake project
everything works as before.
> 
> Awesome Andreas!

Thanks  This first
step was pretty easy though.

> > - Check for validity of the Qt directory given in
the C++ configuration
> >   page
> > - Check the existing qmake templates to make sure
that they configure
> >   the Qt options correctly, eventually asking for
a Qt directory upon
> >   creation (not sure wether the
"wizard" supports this).
> > - Improve qmake4 support, IIRC the qmake manager
didn't get along very
> >   well with a Qt4 project I had, I'll try to at
least make him recognize
> >   the various new variables
> > - improve the subclassing right-click menu and
class wizard to provide
> >   correct subclassing for Qt4 .ui files (for now
I'll start with the
> >   multiple inheritance method)
> 
> I haven't looked at the patch yet, but it is good that
you are taking this on.   

Well, according to a recent discussion, no one would
otherwise and as
kdevelop3.4 will be there for quite some time I think it is
necessary
and even more important than the other 2 projects I'm
working on.
(According to some of the mails on k-c-d it could well take
another year
until kdelibs4 is out).

> KDevelop works 'good enough' with Qt4 for me by just
setting the ( three 
> different sets ) environment variables in
configure/make/run, however I'm 
> sure more Qt4 integration will be appreciated.

For me, working on a Qt4 porting project, especially the
designer
integration was a mess. Of course I could start kdevelop
with PATH
adjusted (and QTDIR set via the options), but somehow this
doesn't feel
right 

Andreas

-- 
You have the body of a 19 year old.  Please return it before
it gets wrinkled.

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