Previously they were leaked when a qmldump or the C++ exported QML
type list updated.
Just deleting the previous FakeMetaObjects is not an option, as they
might still be used in a QmlObjectValue owned by an Engine.
Reviewed-by: Erik Verbruggen
The scanning phase was in some cases insanely long.
Reason was that Creator feeds wrong paths to the
CppModelManager, for example "/".
The scanning phase did what it was told to: scan that whole
Harddrive.
This patch makes sure that the scanning is not done for "/"
Done-With: Roberto
(The other Samba is meant. The slow one, not the nice one.)
Creator manages to feed the CppModelManager with all kinds of
wrong include paths. That is usually not a big issue as long
as that path is not a simple "/".
CppManager appended a separator to all incoming include paths.
And when the above "/" was passed in, we had (on my machine)
7 seconds of Samba Network lookup, multiple times during a
parse. And the sad thing was that my dear colleagues in the
Intranet did not even have the searched-for header files on
their shared folders.
This patch makes sure that a separator is only appended if
the path does not already end with one.
The real core of the issue (wrong include paths from Creator)
still needs to be fixed.
Done-with: Roberto Raggi
The Parentheses, TextBlockUserData and TextEditDocumentLayout classes
and their member function implementations were spread around the
BaseTextEditor class. Moving them to their own file to make the code a
bit better organized.
Reviewed-by: mae
Introduce multithread-locking to Core::MimeDatabase as it is
invoked from the indexer thread to sort apart headers and sources.
Add a convenience to operate on a sequence to avoid locking for each
file.
In preparation for finding macro uses.
* Macro: add offset and length
* MacroUse: add line
* Document: add convenience functions for finding a macro definition, use
or undefined use at a given location.
Reviewed-by: Erik Verbruggen
__stdcall for all compilers (MSVC and MinGW, possibly others may use it)
__w64 is MSVC only, deprecated there, but still used in some places
Reviewed-By: Roberto Raggi
