Hi Ian, On 17 Mar 2014, at 01:20 , Ian Wadham <iandw...@gmail.com> wrote: > Alexander Dymo (adymo) is one of two former KDE developers now working on > Homebrew. > And he was one of the original developers of KDevelop. I remember him from > back then. > Do you fancy some "bridge building", Marko?
I’ll will contact the KDevelop-Devel ML, as Aleix suggested. :) He’s surely listen in over there, I hope. > Please persevere with with your efforts on getting KDevelop going on > MacPorts, Marko. It I’ll definitely do so, since I was surprised to see that KDevelop already seems to be comparable to Qt-Creator these days. :-D > contains one of the finest code-readers around, AFAIK the best in the world. > I have used > it on Linux to gain an understanding of many a line of difficult C++ code. > Indispensable. If you say code-readers you mean that it gives you all those useful class definitions including documentation? Yes, I have to say that was impressive to see, since at least all the Qt classes where heavily referenced right from the start. Funnily enough only the KDE classes where NOT FOUND by KDevelop. I needed to specify their location manually, but that it worked seamlessly! :) So, I figure this is something which could be added already at install time, so that KDevelop does know about KDE right away. This must be possible, since it does work for Qt. OK, I am moving my discussion to kdevelop-devel herewith. Will come to it earliest tomorrow. Greets, Marko >> Visit http://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-devel#unsub to unsubscribe <<
