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...
Read more →The project plugin in kate.git master has now the ability to call cppcheck. This is just hacked in at the moment and needs more love, but it works. Feel free to contribute integration of other code checkers, cppcheck is only the first, I hope
Read more →Being vaguely aware that Python3 had some “interesting” differences compared to Python2, I had decided to not think about Python3 for now, but then one of our dear users piped up to say that even building it was broken! That seemed weird, so I started poking around only to find myself falling Alice-like into a...
Read more →ID files and TAGS files are generated by GNU idutils and etags respectively. They are often used in coding projects to facilitate looking up, for example, the name of a function, and then visiting where it is defined, etc. In large projects, ID files can be hundres of MB in size, and TAGS files...
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