KDevelop Namespace Reference

This file implements algorithms that allow managing a sorted list of items, and managing "free" items for reuse efficiently in that list. More...

Classes
class	ActiveToolTip
	This class implements a tooltip that can contain arbitrary widgets that the user can interact with. More...
class	ActiveToolTipManager
	Internal. More...
class	CommandExecutor
	Simplifying the exeuction of a Command through (QK)Process. More...
class	ConstantConvenientEmbeddedSet
	A convenience-class for accessing the data in a set managed by the EmbeddedFreeTree algorithms. More...
class	ConvenientEmbeddedSetFilterIterator
	An iterator that allows efficient matching between two lists with different data type. More...
class	ConvenientEmbeddedSetIterator
	Convenient iterator that automatically skips invalid/free items in the array. More...
class	ConvenientEmbeddedSetTreeFilterIterator
	Filters a list-embedded set by a binary tree set as managed by the SetRepository data structures. More...
class	ConvenientEmbeddedSetTreeFilterVisitor
	Same as above, except that it visits all filtered items with a visitor, instead of iterating over them. More...
class	ConvenientFreeListSet
	This is a simple set implementation based on the embedded free tree algorithms. More...
class	EmbeddedTreeAddItem
	Use this to add items. More...
class	EmbeddedTreeAlgorithms
	Responsible for handling the items in the list This is an example. More...
class	EmbeddedTreeRemoveItem
	Use this to add items. More...
class	EnvironmentGroupList
	This class manages a list of environment groups, each group containing a number of environment variables and their values. More...
class	EnvironmentSelectionWidget
	Simple compobox which allows each plugin to decide which environment variable group to use. More...
class	FocusedTreeView
	Specialized version of QTreeView, that allows efficiently managing an extremely long list of items, by focusing the size of the horizontal scroll-bars only on the currently visible items. More...
Functions
void	decode (KConfigGroup cfg, EnvironmentGroupListPrivate *d)
void	encode (KConfigGroup cfg, EnvironmentGroupListPrivate *d)
QString	joinWithEscaping (const QStringList &input, const QChar &joinchar, const QChar &escapechar)
QString	qvariantToString (const QVariant &variant)
QStringList	splitWithEscaping (const QString &input, const QChar &splitchar, const QChar &escapechar)
QVariant	stringToQVariant (const QString &s)
Variables
static const QString	defaultEnvGroupKey = "Default Environment Group"
static const QString	envGroup = "Environment Settings"
static const QString	groupListKey = "Group List"

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Detailed Description

This file implements algorithms that allow managing a sorted list of items, and managing "free" items for reuse efficiently in that list.

Convenience class to catch output of QProcess.

Wrapper around KShared for use with KSharedPtr when the object is based on QObject as well.

Among those free items a tree is built, and they are traversed on insertion/removal to manage free items in the tree.

There is specific needs on the embedded items:

• They must be markable "invalid", so after they are deleted they can stay in their place as invalid items.
• While they are invalid, they still must be able to hold 2 integers, needed for managing the tree of free items.
• One integer is needed for each list to hold a pointer to the central free item.

Only these functions must be used to manipulate the lists, from the beginning up. First create an empty list and initialize centralFreeItem with -1, and then you start adding items.

Since the list is sorted, and each item can be contained only once, these lists actually represent a set.

EmbeddedTreeAlgorithms implements an efficient "contains" function that uses binary search within the list.

Instead of deleting the object once the reference-count reaches zero, QObject::deleteLater() is called. This prevents a possible crash when the reference-count reaches zero during event-processing while the queue contains events to be delivered to that object.

Notice however that the object will not be deleted immediately, which may lead to unintended behavior.

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Function Documentation

QString KDevelop::qvariantToString

(

const QVariant &

variant

)

convert the variant into a string which can then be stored easily in a KConfig entry.

This supports any QVariant type (including custom types) for which there is a QDataStream operator defined

Returns:

a QString containing the data from the QVariant.

QVariant KDevelop::stringToQVariant

(

const QString &

s

)

convert the s into a QVariant, usually the string is read from KConfig.

This supports any QVariant type (including custom types) for which there is a QDataStream operator defined

Returns:

a QVariant created from the bytearray