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...
Read more →The Kate/KDevelop sprint in Vienna was a really productive time. Thanks to Joseph Wenninger for organizing it and the KDE e.V. for the additional funding! The Kate team was able to really wade through a lot of bugs & wishes and fix/invalidate a lot of them. After some more days of work, this really is visible...
Read more →With KDE 4.10, the naming of the color schemas in Kate Part changed. Instead of having “<app name> – Normal” and “<app name> – Printing” we now just have “Normal” and “Printing,” meaning that all applications using Kate Part now share these color schemas. In other words: If you change the Normal schema in...
Read more →In KDE >= 4.10, Kate Part’s scripting changed a bit. The changes are already documented in the Kate handbook, but we’ll quickly have a look into it now anyway. Prior to KDE SC 4.10, scripts in Kate Part always had to contain the “type” in the scripting header, like indentation or command. This was...
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