Which nicely adds the occurrances to the search output window for
navigation.

Details:
I softened it ut to make it significantly less
distracting.

The setting, which terminal, to start an application in debug mode from, was ignored, since the QSetting was just not set.

Reviewed-by:ossi

After selecting a template in the NewFileDialog (Strg+N), a BaseFileWizard is started with an unusable BackButton.
This change removes the Button on first wizardpage.

Details:
I removed the beveled nokia font and redesigned the "tab bar"
from scratch. Should look a bit more shiny now. I'm aware of
the 'Q' going below the baseline but I think we can live with
it for now..

Do not check for existence of the binary, breaks on Windows
due to .exe (and potentially paths). Use waitForStarted().
On this occasion, kill on timeout in case of password prompts.

Now in Qt proper.

Called with crashed process and prompts the user to
choose between Qt Creator and Default Debugger.
Acked-by: Daniel Molkentin <daniel.molkentin@nokia.com>

Task:     <task number>
Details:  <additional information>

class and method names can be seen.

Task:     <task number>
Details:  <additional information>

Manage Sessions replaces "Restore last session" (which can be done by clicking
the "(last session)" session anyway. Also, added a "Create New Project" button.
Ensured that the welcome screen is only as high as needed (will orient on the
amount of items in the contained treewidgets). Scrolling is still last resort.

Reviewed-by: Kavindra Palaraja <qtc-committer@nokia.com>

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.

It broke indentation for global scope operator, and when that was fixed
it broke for the class initializer lists. I'm not sure how to fix that
at the moment, so better have it not do anything rather than being in
the way.

..in an attempt to suppress password prompts.

But the variable was set at some place in Qt4ProjectManagerPlugin.
Do it all in QtVersionManager to avoid exactly the confusion that
happened.

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