From kwrite-devel  Tue Jun 10 04:54:57 2014
From: "Elv1313 ." <elv1313 () gmail ! com>
Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2014 04:54:57 +0000
To: kwrite-devel
Subject: Re: Inline widgets in the editor view
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> These are advantages, yes. But what are the applications?
>
> Kile could show embedded formulas, for instance. Any other? ;)
>

Applications:

* Compile warnings / Krazy2 / Coverity infos
* KCacheGrind profiling top callers/callees, call count, loop count,
self execution %
* Umbrello doxygen tools
* Massif visualizer memory foo
* Embedded context menus
* Inline markdown preview
* Delimiter widgets, just like the folding one, but for other kind of
structures (pluggable?)
* Use a smaller font for (read only unless clicked) documentation header
* That never dieing "live coding" hype thing (it _does_ work well for
some abstract math languages, not for others)
* Out of file local "personal notes", ex : "TODO myself, this is a
serious security issue, let's not add this TODO to the real code"
(joke)

Obviously, almost nobody want that turned on by default, beside maybe
the Kile/LaTex/Cantor/iPythonNoteBook thing, where this is obviously
addictive. However, when used with the associated tools in kapepart
embedded context, this become something else, something awesomely
useful.

Emmanuel
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