Light Table. Kate - / - Repository - KDE Projects. Kate - /addons/kate/pate/INSTALL.txt - KDE Projects. Writing a Kate Plugin | Kate | Get an Edge in Editing. Introduction First at all, why writing plugins for an editor ? Good question, and I hope I have a good answer: Because we want Kate to be small and all extended features not all users need should go into plugins (like CVS suppport, project managment, coffee cooking Therefore Kate provides a quite full-featured plugin interface and interfaces to all important stuff in the Kate application (the documents, views, windows, sidebar …). This tutorial is for people knowing the Qt/KDE libraries and will not describe how to compile, make … a kde/qt application/library in detail.
The “helloworld” plugin which is here described can be found in the “kdesdk” package of kde (located in kdesdk/kate/plugins/helloworld). Coding example: The Konsole plugin This is one of standard plugins shipped with Kate which embeds the awesome KonsolePart into it to have a nice terminal emulator around. Needed files for a plugin Each plugin consists of at least three files which are needed: About the desktop file. Maintainer Needed: Kate – External Tools Plugin | Kate | Get an Edge in Editing. The “External Tools” plugin is one of the oldest plugins of Kate. A big hug to Anders Lund for writing it years ago, a lot of people enjoyed using it.
It allows the user to specify own commands (aka snippets of shell programs) to be executed with the text of the current document or the current file. Basic stuff you can do with it: Create you a little command that shows an Git/SVN/… diff of current fileSort the file with command line sort program (or more advanced scripts)Pipe the text of the document into your most loved perl script Unfortunately there is no maintainer for it at the moment.
Therefore it will be disabled for KDE 4.8, as a lot of bugs sneaked into it during the late 3.x and whole 4.x life-cycle. If you want to step up for maintainer ship, please contact me (cullmann@kde.org) or kwrite-devel@kde.org. Thanks a lot in advance ;P Btw., some of the bugs (now no longer valid but interesting for future maintainers): Like this: Like Loading... NINJA IDE | Ninja-ide Is Not Just Another IDE. Sublime Text: The text editor you'll fall in love with. View topic - SideBarGit. Hi there, I ported my JavaScript extension Komodin for Sublime Text as I want to learn Pyton. I wrote Komodin to learn Git. I tested it only on WindowsXP, I think should work on Linux on same wayLet me know if you found some problem or if you want to add some command.
I know there is already some efforts into proving Git support, I don't want to disturb there, this provides to many commands and is just a textual port.There is nice presentations of data from the Git plugin that can be used by this plugin, I'll look there later. Regards, Description------------------ Provides Git commands on Side Bar of Files and Folders for Sublime Text 2. It should work with files names and messages in any language. This plugin is a port of the "Komodin" extension for komodo edit. Usage------------------ * Right click on "multiple/single" "files/folders" of the "tree" sidebar to apply commands on selected files which maybe are from different repositories. Provides the following commands------------------