Only I had to disable tests, because they depend on kdevplatform/tests/*.h which doesn't get installed with KDevelop

Are you planning to maintain it?

Nice work!

In D19457#422812, @davispuh wrote:

Only I had to disable tests, because they depend on kdevplatform/tests/*.h which doesn't get installed with KDevelop

These headers should normally be installed.

Some distro packages of KDevelop omit them, because of explicitly setting -DBUILD_TESTING=OFF during the build process.

You should be able to copy them manually, or add the source dir as an extra include path.

I tried this; it compiled successfully on my system, the plugin loads, but in quick testing I couldn't see any effects when opening a Java project.
What features are currently added by the plugin in this state?

In D19457#424138, @apol wrote:

Are you planning to maintain it?

Not really, Java isn't my love 😆

In D19457#422812, @davispuh wrote:

Only I had to disable tests, because they depend on kdevplatform/tests/*.h which doesn't get installed with KDevelop

These headers should normally be installed.

Some distro packages of KDevelop omit them, because of explicitly setting -DBUILD_TESTING=OFF during the build process.

You should be able to copy them manually, or add the source dir as an extra include path.

Yeah I realized I had KDevelop compiled without tests so now I built it with and made kdev-java tests buildable, but they fail, not sure why.

I tried this; it compiled successfully on my system, the plugin loads, but in quick testing I couldn't see any effects when opening a Java project.
What features are currently added by the plugin in this state?

That's pretty much why I did this to see if I could use KDevelop for Java but it appears that not really 😢 There's a lot of code but it seems it implements only Java parsing/syntax highlighting and code completion which looks like doesn't work. For this to be usable features I would need would be follow/jump to declaration/implementation and refactoring (rename package/class/method/variable)

Em ter, 5 de mar de 2019 às 18:36, Dāvis Mosāns <noreply@phabricator.kde.org>
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davispuh added a comment. View Revision
https://phabricator.kde.org/D19457

In D19457#422812 https://phabricator.kde.org/D19457#422812, @davispuh
https://phabricator.kde.org/p/davispuh/ wrote:

Only I had to disable tests, because they depend on kdevplatform/tests/*.h
which doesn't get installed with KDevelop

These headers should normally be installed.

Some distro packages of KDevelop omit them, because of explicitly setting
-DBUILD_TESTING=OFF during the build process.

You should be able to copy them manually, or add the source dir as an
extra include path.

Yeah I realized I had KDevelop compiled without tests so now I built it
with and made kdev-java tests buildable, but they fail, not sure why.

I tried this; it compiled successfully on my system, the plugin loads, but
in quick testing I couldn't see any effects when opening a Java project.
What features are currently added by the plugin in this state?

That's pretty much why I did this to see if I could use KDevelop for Java
but it appears that not really 😢 There's a lot of code but it seems it
implements only Java parsing/syntax highlighting and code completion which
looks like doesn't work. For this to be usable features I would need would
be follow/jump to declaration/implementation and refactoring (rename
package/class/method/variable)

Well, it’s a welcoming first step.

*REPOSITORY*
R65 KDevelop Java

*REVISION DETAIL*
https://phabricator.kde.org/D19457

*To: *davispuh, kfunk, apol, kossebau, brauch
*Cc: *flherne, kdevelop-devel, gennad, glebaccon, domson, antismap,
iodelay, alexeymin, geetamc, Pilzschaf, akshaydeo, surgenight, arrowd

FWIW kdev-java was to my knowledge never really working. I think at some point a lot of the code started as effectively a fork of the old C++ plugin, which was then gradually (but not thoroughly) adapted to java ...

ehhh, damn arc land, I didn't knew it will squash commits, oh well...