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Update for latest (2.5.2) qtcreator

Open mrjames313 opened this issue 12 years ago • 7 comments

I (and a collaborator) have been working to get emacskeys compiling and working with 2.5.2, and are pretty much there. During the process, we are looking at removing a bunch of cruft (that may or may not be) let over from the fakevim project this was based on. For instance, it seems that the whole set of functions: replay, handleCommandMode, handleExCommand, handleReplay, handleKey, handleMiniBufferModes, handleCommand can be removed without affecting functionality. There is a bunch more code that likely falls into this category that we would like to clean up.

However, this is just speculation on our part, it would be nice to hear from someone (e.g. Felix) about whether this is true.

We are intending on committing this code in the near future.

mrjames313 avatar Jan 30 '13 20:01 mrjames313

Hi,

that's great news! A lot of the vim code is not used and was just copied over, so I trust your judgement on that. I also don't have time to look at this too much, so any changes made to make it compile and work again should be an improvement.

Cheers, Felix

fberger avatar Jan 30 '13 20:01 fberger

Ok, that's really all I needed to know. As long as you weren't keeping the code there for some reason (that I wasn't able to figure out), I'll be comfortable removing it.

-Mike

mrjames313 avatar Jan 30 '13 21:01 mrjames313

Hi mrjames313, I was wondering if there is any news about your port to the newer versions of qtcreator? Would be incredibly useful, thank you in advance. Regards.

robbel avatar May 16 '13 06:05 robbel

Hi all,

I finally got the code cleaned up and committed, check it out here:

https://github.com/mrjames313/emacskeys

and let me know if it works / doesn't work for you. Next step is to update again for newest qtcreator.

-Mike

mrjames313 avatar Sep 13 '13 20:09 mrjames313

Exciting! Do you want me to merge your changes in,? Or alternatively I could just update my README file and point to your repository for the latest version.

fberger avatar Sep 14 '13 19:09 fberger

I don't much mind either way, as long as I can push new changes so people are getting the latest. How would that work with your repo? I've not used git on a lot of projects.

mrjames313 avatar Sep 16 '13 16:09 mrjames313

I updated the README to include a link to your repository.

fberger avatar Sep 22 '13 23:09 fberger