Previously RefactoringFiles were usually passed around by value.
However, since a RefactoringFile may sometimes own a QTextDocument
(when it was read from a file), that's not great and caused the
file to be reread after every copy.
With this change RefactoringFile becomes noncopyable and is always
owned by a shared pointer.
This change also allowed having const RefactoringFiles which is
useful because they can be safely used from other threads. See
CppRefactoringChanges::fileNoEditor.
Change-Id: I9045921d6d0f6349f9558ff2a3d8317ea172193b
Reviewed-on: http://codereview.qt.nokia.com/3084
Reviewed-by: Leandro T. C. Melo <leandro.melo@nokia.com>
When editing a function declaration or definition the code model
may realize the same changes have to be applied somewhere else. A
refactoring marker will pop up that can be clicked to perform the
changes. Alternatively, press enter to apply.
Change-Id: I2299a2ecfb6a8f87d4853fc7cfa99486f890a1d3
Reviewed-on: http://codereview.qt.nokia.com/2909
Reviewed-by: Leandro T. C. Melo <leandro.melo@nokia.com>
Also introduce a indirection, modes have now types, edit and debug have
the same type, and editors do have a prefered type of modes instead of a
prefered mode.
That fixes the bug that if the prefered qml editing mode was set to
design, then in switching between qml editors would
- in Edit Mode: stay in edit mode
- in Debug Mode: switch to debug mode
* Can change files without opening an editor.
* Can open an editor without changing a file.
* Default to reindenting new files.
* Allow reading a file temporarily to access document and text.
For answers to questions about where to insert a snippet/chunk of C++ code. Ok,
currently it will only find the One And Only place to insert method
declarations in classes, and it will need some tuning.
