Hi Andreas
I tried to compile the plugin, however it seems that it does not support
kdeveplatform versions higher than 1.1.50. Is the plugin located in a repo
somewhere that compiles against newer versions of kdevplatform?
Regards
Morten
2010/12/4 Andreas Pakulat
> Hi everybody,
>
> I'm glad
On 05.12.10 19:23:44, Morten Volden wrote:
> Hi Andreas
>
> I tried to compile the plugin, however it seems that it does not support
> kdeveplatform versions higher than 1.1.50. Is the plugin located in a repo
> somewhere that compiles against newer versions of kdevplatform?
Sure, gitorious.org/k
On 04.12.10 08:13:13, Keith Rusler wrote:
> Congratulations :).
>
> Will this allow for multiple Qt setups?
I'm not 100% sure what you mean, but I'm using it to switch the build
directory of our source code at work between Qt3.3, Qt4.6 and Qt4.7
configured directories. It tries to make KDevelop r
Congratulations :).
Will this allow for multiple Qt setups?
Keith
On 4 December 2010 08:10, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I'm glad to announce the first release of my custom-buildsystem plugin
> for KDevelop 4. It allows to setup commands for configuring, compiling
> and installin
Hi everybody,
I'm glad to announce the first release of my custom-buildsystem plugin
for KDevelop 4. It allows to setup commands for configuring, compiling
and installing a project along with managing include directories so that
the C++ support finds the include'd headers. I'm using it since a cou
