Qt4-preview-feedback Archive, November 2007
Qt Eclipse Integration: syntax highlighting with Q_SIGNALS and Q_SLOTS
Message 1 in thread
Hi,
I discovered that for some files, I don't get proper syntax
highlighting (and Eclipse outline) if I use Q_SIGNALS or Q_SLOTS.
So I created a small example.
I have QtCore in the include path.
In the first case, slot() ist not highlighted and the whole Object
does not show up in the Eclipse outline (but the include was resolved,
it shows up in the outline).
===================================
#include <QObject>
class Object {
public Q_SLOTS:
void slot();
};
===================================
In the following case, everything works as expected.
===================================
#include "qobject.h"
class Object {
public Q_SLOTS:
void slot();
};
===================================
The funny thing is the content of QtCore/QObject, namely:
===================================
#include "qobject.h"
===================================
Might there be something wrong with my Eclipse settings?
Or is this a bug in the eclipse indexer (or whatever is responsible
for generating the outline)?
Or can the Qt Eclipse Integration do sth. to resolve the problem?
Thanks in advance for any hints.
Regards, Niko
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Message 2 in thread
That's quite literal isn't it & even if the Eclipse indexer could
Outline QObject the content '#include "qobject.h"' leads to another
level of indirection:
#include "../../src/corelib/kernel/qobject.h"
I'd like to see this fixed too!
But what really hurts me is 'project run configurations' these get
corrupted all the time, anyone know why or when this will get looked at?
Regards,
DaveR
-----Original Message-----
From: Niko Paltzer [mailto:nikopp@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: 28 November 2007 13:27
To: Qt4-preview-feedback
Subject: Qt Eclipse Integration: syntax highlighting with Q_SIGNALS and
Q_SLOTS
Hi,
I discovered that for some files, I don't get proper syntax highlighting
(and Eclipse outline) if I use Q_SIGNALS or Q_SLOTS.
So I created a small example.
I have QtCore in the include path.
In the first case, slot() ist not highlighted and the whole Object does
not show up in the Eclipse outline (but the include was resolved, it
shows up in the outline).
===================================
#include <QObject>
class Object {
public Q_SLOTS:
void slot();
};
===================================
In the following case, everything works as expected.
===================================
#include "qobject.h"
class Object {
public Q_SLOTS:
void slot();
};
===================================
The funny thing is the content of QtCore/QObject, namely:
===================================
#include "qobject.h"
===================================
Might there be something wrong with my Eclipse settings?
Or is this a bug in the eclipse indexer (or whatever is responsible for
generating the outline)?
Or can the Qt Eclipse Integration do sth. to resolve the problem?
Thanks in advance for any hints.
Regards, Niko
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