KDevelop4 at Akademy-es

On 12.11.07 21:05:51, Aleix wrote:
> Hi,
> This weekend I am giving a presentation about
KDevelop+CMake at the
> akademy-es we are taking in Zaragoza, Spain (http://dot.kde.org/119
4496190/
> ).
> 
> I will talk about kdevelop3 and cmake and, of course
kdevelop4 with it. I
> would like to tell about the new features KDevelop4
will bring when released
> too (I am thinking about new C++ support, python, or
VCS integration, etc.)
> 
> I would like that if any of you have some material or
think that I would
> have to talk about something, tell it to me.

That reminds me, Piyush Verma, the python SoC student also
wanted to (or
did already) do a talk about KDevelop4. I guess he has some
material
which he might be able to share. I suggest to contact him
(piyush.vermagmail.com) as I'm not sure how closely he
follows this
list currently.

Apart from that, I guess those points above already are the
most
important ones. Eventually try to get some new people
interested in
kdevelop4 hacking ;)

Andreas

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On Monday 12 November 2007 21:05:51 Aleix wrote:
> Hi,
> This weekend I am giving a presentation about
KDevelop+CMake at the
> akademy-es we are taking in Zaragoza, Spain (http://dot.kde.org/119
4496190/
> ).
>
>
> I will talk about kdevelop3 and cmake and, of course
kdevelop4 with it. I
> would like to tell about the new features KDevelop4
will bring when
> released too (I am thinking about new C++ support,
python, or VCS
> integration, etc.)
>
> I would like that if any of you have some material or
think that I would
> have to talk about something, tell it to me.
>
> Thanks,
> Aleix

Here just a few interesting things from my side:
1. KDevelop Teamwork will probably be ready, so it'll be
possible to 
communicate directly within documents(discuss about passages
of source-code 
while the code is located in the document using an
editing-tolerant 
algorithm), collaboratively edit documents, and exchange
patches for review. 
I'm still planning to add jabber support once the C++
support calms down a 
bit. 
Here's some more information about it
http:
//www.commit-digest.org/issues/2006-09-10/

2. Code completion:
- Nearly configuration-free(only include-path needed)
- C++ part is striving for nearly complete
code-understanding, which will lead 
to refactoring once the understanding is good enough
- Full Metaprogramming support with static expression
evaluation etc.
- Navigation-views directly integrated into the
completion-list
- Recursive argument-hints, highlighting of match-quality in
the argument-hint 
list, and in the completion-list
- "Best matches" section at the top of the
completion-list with items that 
match the arguments of called functions best
- Completion for operators like "bla << |complete
here"
- Code-highlighting based on code-understanding

Just to mention some of the things coming into my mind that
are greatly 
different from kdevelop-3.

Hope those points help you a little. 

greetings, David

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On Tuesday 13 Nov 2007 2:04:22 am David Nolden wrote:
> On Monday 12 November 2007 21:05:51 Aleix wrote:
> > Hi,
> > This weekend I am giving a presentation about
KDevelop+CMake at the
> > akademy-es we are taking in Zaragoza, Spain
> > (http://dot.kde.org/119
4496190/ ).
> >
> >
> > I will talk about kdevelop3 and cmake and, of
course kdevelop4 with it. I
> > would like to tell about the new features
KDevelop4 will bring when
> > released too (I am thinking about new C++ support,
python, or VCS
> > integration, etc.)
> >
> > I would like that if any of you have some material
or think that I would
> > have to talk about something, tell it to me.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Aleix
>
> Here just a few interesting things from my side:
> 1. KDevelop Teamwork will probably be ready, so it'll
be possible to
> communicate directly within documents(discuss about
passages of source-code
> while the code is located in the document using an
editing-tolerant
> algorithm), collaboratively edit documents, and
exchange patches for
> review. I'm still planning to add jabber support once
the C++ support calms
> down a bit. 
> Here's some more information about it
> http:
//www.commit-digest.org/issues/2006-09-10/
>
> 2. Code completion:
> - Nearly configuration-free(only include-path needed)
> - C++ part is striving for nearly complete
code-understanding, which will
> lead to refactoring once the understanding is good
enough
> - Full Metaprogramming support with static expression
evaluation etc.
> - Navigation-views directly integrated into the
completion-list
> - Recursive argument-hints, highlighting of
match-quality in the
> argument-hint list, and in the completion-list
> - "Best matches" section at the top of the
completion-list with items that
> match the arguments of called functions best
> - Completion for operators like "bla <<
|complete here"
> - Code-highlighting based on code-understanding
>
> Just to mention some of the things coming into my mind
that are greatly
> different from kdevelop-3.
>
> Hope those points help you a little.

Wow! I just had to say that all these stuff are really
getting me excited! :-D 
I hope they work good as they sound.

I'm jumping up and down my chair. When is KDevelop4 expected
to be out?!? 
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Cheers!
kitts

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