I used to have a color scheme for my KDE applications (previously used in KDevelop 5.3, KWrite and Kate). It is saved as *.katescheme . . But after upgrading to 5.6, it does not seems to have this available anymore? There is a color "scheme" selection, but it is a KDE Theme (e.g. Breeze), and do not support katescheme extension. . . How can I import my color scheme? (this takes quite some time to setup) .

I'm a beginner in python using Kdev on Linux. I tried to execute this code: nm= input('Enter your name:') print('Welcome', nm) Normally it should prompt something asking me the name and so on but nothing comes up: configuration : https://postimg.cc/k6PXVwVD

*(see update below)* Using KDevelop 5.6.0 under Fedora with Plasma desktop. I pressed a wrong keyboard shortcut with Ctrl+Shift instead of Ctrl+Alt (or vice versa) and this "damaged" the bottom pane of the window where Konsole, compiling report, find across files, … display their results. Since I was in an editing task, I didn't notice the issue until I needed to activate Konsole. So I don't remember which key combination I typed. Now the "Build" button at top does nothing. If you press the Konsole button at bottom, "something" covers the concole pane and hides the edit window without resizing it. Even worse, when you start KDevelop, this bottom pane is used by nothing and you see the desktop through it. In short, KDevelop has become unusable. I suspect some configuration file has been damaged. I don't think any project conf file is involved (I've looked at *.kdev4* and all files in *.kdev4* without seeing unusual settings). I think that the general KDevelop UI configuration is somewhere else. I didn't find anything of interest in *~/.config* nor in *~/.kde*. I disinstalled and reinstalled KDevelop but, of course, this didn't purge any configuration file in user home directories. What can I do to recover KDevelop full functionality? Presently, it is reduced to Kate and I'm forced to pass commands in a separate console. **EDIT** KDevelop works like a charm under a different user account. The question above sums up to purging some hidden file(s), but which and where? I searched *~/.cache/* without success. **EDIT - 2020-12-09** Former title was: *KDevelop: bottom tool pane damaged* After a careful analysis of what is displayed on screen, I now think that the desktop manager (KDE Plasma) or window manager (KWin) configuration has been damaged because the windows lack their frame stroke. Also, the top window bar is a pure rectangle without the top rounded corners. Which file should be reset?

I use Manjaro Linux (Arch) with KDE. I want run "Simple Plasma Wallpaper with QML extension" in kdevelop, but that doesn't work. In README is written: "cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX = MYPREFIX .. (MYPREFIX is where you install your Plasma setup, replace it accordingly)" I try so much dirs (/ usr / lib (or lib64) / qt / qml for example) and the result is one: > "file:///usr/local/share/plasma/wallpapers/org.kde.plasma.simple/contents/ui/main.qml" "Error loading QML file.\n28: module \"org.kde.plasma.private.simple\" is not installed\n"

I'm trying to search and replace in files using regular expressions by using the "Find-Replace In Files" dialog of [KDevelop 5.x](https://www.kdevelop.org/) . Where can I find the documentation for this? The user interface for Find/Replace is vastly different from other IDE's I've used (eg. Eclipse): - Instead of having a Search-for text box that I can type a RegExp into, it has a Pattern text box and a Template text box. The Template text box appears to have printf-style format options. - It doesn't have a Replace-with text box, instead it has a Replacement Template text box that, again, appears to have printf-style format options. KDevelop's link for documentation links to the [KDevelop Wiki](https://userbase.kde.org/KDevelop4) , which doesn't have anything about this, unless I missed it. If there is no documentation, a link to the relevant source code along with a summary of the relevant portions will suffice.

I'm running Kdevelop 4.6.0 on Linux Mint 17.3, Mate. I've tried other version of Kdevelop but they have the same issue. When you right click in Kdevelop to open a context menu, I can *literally* count slowly to 12 before the context menu opens. Every single time you open the context menu. Pressing the context menu key on the keyboard has the same effect. How can I find the problem and fix it?

While trying to customize my color scheme in KDevelop, even after setting all the standard colors, as well as setting all colors for the modes I use, it keeps using a bunch of colors in the schema I have not set, and I cannot find where these colors are being set. For example, all my variable names are yellow, and I have not set any color coding to be yellow. Any help would be greatly appreciated. This is driving me nuts. Thank you.

Hoping, the image describes the issue much better than I can do. Generally, I'm debugging a multithreaded application in **KDevelop** with **gdb**. I'm debugging the app step by step (F11 shortcut) and have already passed, say, the initialization of the variable ***resp***. To the left of the screen is the list of all variables I'm able to see. I'm using **-g** option for **g++**, but I suspect I'm missing some other options for it. From my makefile: g++ -std=c++11 -g -ggdb -O example.cpp -I../libs -I$(BOOST_INCLUDES) -L$(BOOST_LIBS) -pthread -lboost_thread -lboost_system -o example So, basically, there are no problems with building the app. It is also running okay. Does anybody know why not all variables are displayed in the debugger?

I have some older KDevelop projects that I am trying to recompile. The problem is that KDevelop4+ will not open .kdevelop files. Only .kdevelop4 files are listed when I select open project. Is there any way that I can open my projects so that I can work with them again?