Software Details:
Version: 0.5.2
Upload Date: 20 Feb 15
Distribution Type: Freeware
Downloads: 16
Pâté (http://github.com/pag/pate) is Kate's plugin to extend Kate with Python plugins.
Pate plugins for C++ is a set of plugins that can be used to write C++ code.
You can read the plugin's description at the start of corresponding .py file.
Installation instructions can be found in the README file.
What is new in this release:
- comment paragraph shrink/extend plugin (Meta+[, Meta+])
- some of existed plugins are refactored to be faster (also to use new text processing facilities)
- if selection on the only line, extend it to whole line before do commenting (to avoid garbage in result)
- add sw(expr[, case1[, ..., caseN]]) expansion to generate switch statements
- add constraints to some operations to avoid garbage if a document has selection or block selection mode is ON
- improve performance for some operations
What is new in version 0.0.5:
- use cmake to install package files
- fix cursor positioning after expansion (waiting for movingInterface support in next versions of PyKDE4). '\1' replaces with '%{cursor}' keyword in expansion text
- fixed pate's argument parser for expansions to support variable number of parameters and named parameters
- improvements in C++ expansions
- add passive popups w/ native look and feel (as for me it's better than custom popups in Pate, which is looks ugly w/ my color scheme)
- use decorators to disable (show popup w/ alert) actions by various constraints, for example commenting text block w/ `#if 0' have sense only for C/C++ documents
- make some comment manipulation actions to work w/ other than C/C++ source code (CMake, Python, Perl, Bash)
What is new in version 0.0.4:
- added boost-like function/template parameters list formatting (Meta+F) and unformatting (Meta+Shift+F). Very useful for MPL or long parameters list!
- remove #if0/#if1 commented block leaving enabled part (#else)
What is new in version 0.0.2:
- fix couple of block movement bugs
- put corresponding #if condition as default comment if Alt-D pressed on #else/#endif line w/o comment yet
Requirements:
- KDE Plasma
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