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> [08:15] <pursuivant> Bug 515505 in kdevelop (Code completion) changed by [email protected] [NOR - crash - UNCONFIRMED]: kdevelop crashes after typing "std::array" (https://bugs.kde.org/515505)
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> [08:15] <pursuivant> Bug 515505 in kdevelop (Code completion) changed by [email protected] [NOR - crash - UNCONFIRMED]: kdevelop crashes after typing "std::array" (https://bugs.kde.org/515505)
#TFW activitypub.c has exactly 4096 lines.
A few days ago I realized I could probably just use #KDevelop now that I use C++ instead of using #VisualStudioCode (code-oss) and suffering with its bugs, and yeah, it works nice. By default the text colorization is way too much for me, so I turned it down all the way to the left for both local and global colors (you have to tell it to use the color scheme colors instead of auto-generating them). I do like the Visual Studio highlighting though so I use the VSCodium dark theme.
#programming
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Uh, the next release of #postmarketOS is out, lots of nice things, but the most important one (to me) is that it now includes the #Alpine release 23, that has #KDEvelop, so there now is an IDE when using it on a chromebook.
(not that setting #Neovim up as a full IDE was not a fun experience)
postmarketOS // v25.12: The One Where The Saga Continues
Not yet updated or released, KDevelop using python plugin to create a small app with Qt/Python, open this in QtCreator and check with KUIViewer, pretty good :D
#HaikuOS #KDE #Qt #KDevelop #QtCreator #Python #KUIViewer #opensource #software
Aleix Pol: KDevelop 4
Preparing scripts to bump KDE gear libraries/applications, this has been in my todo list for quite some time. For the KDE frameworks this already works fine.
First draft looking promising, now need to fine-tune/add what's missing.
So far already up to 178 packages. :)
#HaikuOS #haikuporter #scripting #bash #KDE #gear25.08 #ecode #KDevelop #Kate #KWrite #Gwenview
Today I learnt about multi-cursor editing in Katepart and thus #KDevelop (my favourite IDE, except for C/C++).
I was like "okay, so that's probably where I normally use regexes?".
When I later sat at a markdown list I wanted to transform into a two-column table, I was "wait, before I write a regex, let's try this multi-cursor editing thing they talked about".
My mind is officially blown.
(EDIT: Yes, I made an editing mistake there, in the line-wrapped line. Fixed that by now ;-). Should've pressed End twice to get the caret to the right position, but this was like my second time using that feature. I've needed more iterations for regex-based editing in such cases, and I'm usually good at regexes.)