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Initial work on smart highlight of local symbols. For-statements and symbols genarated from a macro expansion are not yet highlighted.

Reviewed-by: Trust Me

Conflicts:

	src/libs/cplusplus/CppBindings.cpp
	src/libs/cplusplus/CppBindings.h
	src/libs/cplusplus/FastPreprocessor.cpp
	src/libs/cplusplus/FastPreprocessor.h
	src/plugins/cpptools/cppcurrentdocumentfilter.cpp
	src/plugins/cpptools/cppcurrentdocumentfilter.h
	src/plugins/cpptools/cppsemanticsearch.cpp
	src/plugins/cpptools/cppsemanticsearch.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljs.g
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsast.cpp
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsast_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsastfwd_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsastvisitor.cpp
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsastvisitor_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsengine_p.cpp
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsengine_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsgrammar.cpp
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsgrammar_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljslexer.cpp
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljslexer_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsmemorypool_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsnodepool_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsparser.cpp
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsparser_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsprettypretty.cpp
	src/plugins/duieditor/parser/qmljsprettypretty_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/rewriter/rewriter.cpp
	src/plugins/duieditor/rewriter/rewriter_p.h
	src/plugins/duieditor/rewriter/textwriter.cpp
	src/plugins/duieditor/rewriter/textwriter_p.h
	src/shared/cplusplus/ASTClone.cpp
	tests/manual/cplusplus/main.cpp

Reviewed-by: Trust Me

Task-number: 255267

Reviewed-by: dt

Reviewed-By: ossi

Reviewed-By: ossi

Reviewed-By: ossi

the templated friend just doesn't have any effect.
so simply skip the typeinfo. will be slower, but you deserve that if you
use that compiler.

- clear up some Q_OS_LINUX vs. Q_OS_UNIX
- clear up Q_WS_* vs. Q_OS_* (relatively theoretical exercise)
- use proper #if-#else cascades instead of free-standing #ifs

Reviewed-by: dt

The line would only get a reduced indent when the user actually typed
the }, but not when typing the {, even though the line should still be
unindented because of the } at the start.

Previously this code worked fine because lines didn't used to get
automatically reindented for anything else than the first character.

Name::identifier() returns the identifier used to declare the name.

When starting a line with :, the indenter now no longer removes the
indentation. Usually you do this when you're typing the global scope
operator.

Reviewed-by: Roberto Raggi