On Wednesday 23 November 2011 21:22:24 /dev/ammo42 wrote:
About IDE's, you don't really need a
full-blown IDE like Code::Blocks
or KDevelop to validate syntax; Kate, vim and Emacs also have syntax
colouring and bracket matching. Anyway the only real check against bad
code is compiling and testing ;). For class/function searching, I
actually use find/grep but Emacs and vim support ctags which makes
jumping through functions much quicker.
If you think KDevelop is better for you, feel free to use it but I'm
not sure at all whether KDE3 KDevelop supports cmake-based source code.
KDE4 KDevelop does. With KDE4 KDevelop I'm able to open the kdebase
3.5.13 CMakeLists.txt, and it loads automatically the full source code.
However, I didn't find how to change the include path, so TQt calls are
either not found or attributed to Qt4.
Curently I use QT Creator for developing TDE stuff. Is really a good IDE.
--
Serghei