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Introducing context pane for selecting easing curves in animations.
Reviewed by: Thomas Hartmann

We do not need this check anyway.

Don't complete the current item when pressing special characters (e.g. `;') if the completion is automatically triggered.

Original version looks fine to me, but fails to compile with e.g.
gcc versions Ubuntu 4.4.3-4ubuntu5 and Debian 4.4.4-6.

Reviewed-by: Kai Koehne
Reviewed-by: kh1

This is necessary in case there is no run configuration (e.g. for
library projects).

Else, the line numbers does not match anymore.

Requested by con.

... with a little bit of refactoring.

But for some reason it does not seem to have an effect

This reverts commit 62b83fcf, which was about filtering 'ghost'
elements out like "Rectangle { id }", where id was parsed as a
UiObjectDefinition. Unfortunately, "anchors" also is represented as
an ObjectDefinition ... Anyhow, the original problem does not
occur any more, so we can just revert this.

Previously we're setting the properties of the items one by one, each
time potentially triggering an update of the view. Actually this
uncovered an error in the Filter, which was only reacting to the first
change and therefore didn't take the item type into account on first
load.

Instead, we now use our own QStandardItem class which can be used to
assign all values at once.

Save/restore the current settings of a navigation widget per position,
every time something changes in the navigation bar setup. Previously,
only settings on exit were stored / restored on startup, which means
that e.g. when you switch from the Outline to the Project Explorer and
back, the settings of the Outline were lost.

Reviewed-by: con

For some reason, my style returns a null QIcon, so the list is empty.

Short: Create a new self running qml .sis/.deb package.

Long:
A typical Qml application usually consists of a couple of .qml,
.js and image files. Deploying such an application is challenging,
especially to mobile devices.

This wizard will generate a C++ project with a customized, light
weight Declarative Viewer, a helloworld Qml file and a .pro file
that takes care of the deployment of the Qml file(s).

This is just the first step. There will be an import wizard,
and further more there will be the possibility to add additional
Qml modules and probably also Qml directories to the package.

Task-number: QTCREATORBUG-1813

Will help to clean up later.