Prototypes made with Qt framework for the development of an IDE.
Each directory corresponds to a prototype. I realized them in the framework of my end-study project called Widev. It is a collaborative IDE made with Qt, and using the LLVM technologies such as libClang and libLLDB. Each prototype has a test file (usually testWindow.h) which provides a basic on how to use the features embedded in the prototype. TextEditor and TreeProto are the most important tests I made. Scintilla may be useful to those who want to use it, and are not satisfied enough with the features provided by QScintilla.
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ../
makeOn Windows, I provide a script "gen_VS12_x64.bat" script which generates a Visual Studio 2013 solution. The prototypes should compile with VS2012 too (tested at the beginning of the project, before I moved to VS2013).
ListProto: This is my own implementation of a ListModel for a QListView. It has been designed to manage only one type of data (basically a structure), given as a template to the class. For each type of data, you have to subclass this class and implement the methods data() and setData().
ModelSharing: A basic test on how a single model can be used for two different views.
Scintilla: At the first version of Widev, we used QScintilla for the text editor. For the second version we change it to our own editor (see TextEditor) because of some performance issues. I wrapped most of features provided by Scintilla, in order to have as many features as possible usable.
SideAreaManagement: This is one of the tests I made to deal with side areas in a basic IDE. There are two horizontal areas (left and right) and a vertical one (bottom).
TextEditor: My own implementation of the text editor, heavily optimized for our own utilization. I get inspired by Aseba's work for the implementation of the breakpoints margin.
TreeProto: My own implementation of a TreeModel for a QTreeView. It supports internal drag'n drop.