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.

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Serghei