Hi Alexander,
> > 1. this looks strange to me
> > <useglobaltypes>
> > <type ext="ui" />
> > <type ext="cpp" />
> > <type ext="h" />
> > </useglobaltypes>
> > 2. <group pattern="*.ui" name="Qt Designer files" /> ???
>
> Do the two points above give you any problems in kdevelop or are they
> just "looking strange" if you inspect the project file directly ?
>
Yap. They look strange if you inspect the project file. I have not seen any
side effect in kdevelop yet.
> > 3. It is necessary to call the project Fortran77? Can you call it just
> > Fortran?
>
> I took this from a kdevelop-generated project, I guess it must be called
> this way.
> Andreas ?
It has to be Fortran77. I have checked that. With Fortran kdevelop would
complain.
> > 4. <hidepatterns>*.o,*.lo,CVS,*~,cmake*</hidepatterns> Can you add svn?
>
> Isn't this ".svn", which means it should already be hidden ?
It is. my mistake.
> > 5. to the fortran list of extension .fpp, .FOR, .FTN, .FPP, .ftn should
> > be added
> The extensions used in the project file are the extensions listed in
> Modules/CMakeFortranCompiler.cmake.in. I guess cmake doesn't handle fortran
> files with the listed extensions.
> These are also generic fortran source file extensions or are they something
> special ?
They are source files extensions for different flavours of fortran. They
should be added just for completeness. A developer today probably would not
even use them.
Alin
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