I just started to clean up the content of kate.git, moving things around, fixing compile warnings and similar stuff. I stumbled over warnings in our dbus interfaces. The main use of them is to allow Kate to reuse an existing instance for opening files and sessions. This part (e.g. the interface of the application object itself)...
Read more →In the kate.git master branch the text folding is now new and shiny. In addition to be faster and less memory hungry (no folding tree is around if you fold nothing, it is only created on-demand exactly for the folded regions), the new code is less complex and smaller (and hopefully better documented + unit...
Read more →If we look at the incoming bug reports, a lot still seem to be located in our code folding implementation. The problem of the current code folding code, even after the GSoC rewrite of large parts, is that it is inter weaved with the syntax highlighting engine. During highlighting, we try to build up some tree...
Read more →Now the statistics of the kate.git are online for public viewing. They will be updated daily, located on: http://kate-editor.org/stats/ Unfortunately, the statistics of the last years are not that “representative”, as the moves of Kate around in SVN and to Git biased the statistics, as I did a lot of the commits for syncing and...
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