KDE Frameworks KSyntaxHighlighting; docs?
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I've been meaning to try and use this library, and it seems incredibly helpful & extensive for syntax highlighting, but I have absolutely no idea where to look for documentation.
The only official documentation I can find doesn't tell you anything about how to use the code. It doesn't even tell you about the vague structure. It's not quite the extensive documentation of every member like I'm used to with Qt. You can find it here.
Does anyone know where to look for this kind of thing? Even looking through examples in Kate seems like a wild goose chase. I get the feeling that given they put all this work into the library, they should at least document it somewhere.
Sorry if this seems unrelated. I don't know who else would be able to answer this question.
Ewan Green
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I've been meaning to try and use this library, and it seems incredibly helpful & extensive for syntax highlighting, but I have absolutely no idea where to look for documentation.
The only official documentation I can find doesn't tell you anything about how to use the code. It doesn't even tell you about the vague structure. It's not quite the extensive documentation of every member like I'm used to with Qt. You can find it here.
Does anyone know where to look for this kind of thing? Even looking through examples in Kate seems like a wild goose chase. I get the feeling that given they put all this work into the library, they should at least document it somewhere.
Sorry if this seems unrelated. I don't know who else would be able to answer this question.
@Ewan-Green
In Qt it is represented by https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qsyntaxhighlighter.htmlI don't know how to answer your question in the more of the detail since you didn't tell how would you like to use it?
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I've been meaning to try and use this library, and it seems incredibly helpful & extensive for syntax highlighting, but I have absolutely no idea where to look for documentation.
The only official documentation I can find doesn't tell you anything about how to use the code. It doesn't even tell you about the vague structure. It's not quite the extensive documentation of every member like I'm used to with Qt. You can find it here.
Does anyone know where to look for this kind of thing? Even looking through examples in Kate seems like a wild goose chase. I get the feeling that given they put all this work into the library, they should at least document it somewhere.
Sorry if this seems unrelated. I don't know who else would be able to answer this question.
@Ewan-Green said in KDE Frameworks KSyntaxHighlighting; docs?:
It's not quite the extensive documentation of every member like I'm used to with Qt. You can find it here.
Qt spoils us with the quality of the documentation but if, on that page, you click on Class List you can find the documentation class-by-class and method-by-method
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@Ewan-Green said in KDE Frameworks KSyntaxHighlighting; docs?:
It's not quite the extensive documentation of every member like I'm used to with Qt. You can find it here.
Qt spoils us with the quality of the documentation but if, on that page, you click on Class List you can find the documentation class-by-class and method-by-method
@VRonin said in KDE Frameworks KSyntaxHighlighting; docs?:
@Ewan-Green said in KDE Frameworks KSyntaxHighlighting; docs?:
It's not quite the extensive documentation of every member like I'm used to with Qt. You can find it here.
Qt spoils us with the quality of the documentation but if, on that page, you click on Class List you can find the documentation class-by-class and method-by-method
Thank god! I was looking for exactly this. Thank you.
