If a plugin requests asyncronous shutdown, the shutdown sequence does
not continue to deleting the plugins before it has sent a
asynchronousShutdownFinished signal. During that time an event loop
is running.

Workaround is no longer needed and causes trouble with cyrillic characters.

This reverts commit 00142e4c.

Workaround is no longer needed and causes trouble with cyrillic characters.

This reverts commit 56aac18b.

There is a hard limit on the number of file handles that can be open at one point per process on Mac OS X (e.g. it's 2560 on Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server, as shown by ulimit -a). Opening one or several .qmlproject's with a large number of directories to watch easily exceeds this. The results are crashes later on, e.g. when threads cannot be created any more.

This patch implements a heuristic that the file system watcher used for .qmlproject files never uses more than half the number of available file handles. It also increases the number from rlim_cur to rlim_max - the old code in main.cpp failed, see last section in

 http://developer.apple.com/maac/library/documentation/Darwin/Reference/ManPages/man2/setrlimit.2.html

for details.

Reviewed-by: ckamm
Task-number: QTCREATORBUG-1487
Task-number: QTCREATORBUG-1486

The noload behavior is also changed: it now always shows the plugins in
About Plugins... menu, even though -noload was used. When using -noload,
the enabled state of the plugin is not saved, so if the command line
arg is removed, the plugin will be loaded normally.

Reviewed-by: con

The noload behavior is also changed: it now always shows the plugins in
About Plugins... menu, even though -noload was used. When using -noload,
the enabled state of the plugin is not saved, so if the command line
arg is removed, the plugin will be loaded normally.

Reviewed-by: con

Includes sources.

User can still see errors in About Plugins for disabled ones, too

Reviewed-by: mae

- It's QML, not Qml. But this is only the file format.
- The umbrella term is Quick (or Qt Quick, to be sorted out)

Go to About Plugins and enable/disable plugins from there.

Reviewed-by: mae

Reviewed-By: Alessandro Portale <alessandro.portale@nokia.com>

Note that according to QSettings design, the file itself then is
in $CREATORDIR/share/qtcreator/Nokia/QtCreator.ini. Note case (Unix)
and Vendor dir!

Platform-dependent behavior is not good enough for a lot of
people it seems.

Reviewed-By: con

Make it possible to trigger a debug-attach in a running instance
of Qt Creator by means of -client, use that in qtcdebugger, thus
enabling it to attaching to crashing executables in run mode
(Windows/CDB).

Modify IPlugin and application so that the complete command line is
serialized and transmitted to a running instance via QtSingleApplication
if -client is specified. Introduce IPlugin::remoteArgument and use that
in core for opening files and in the debugger for attaching.

Use -client in qtcdebugger with some logic to keep it alive as long as
the debuggee, make CDB break in that case as the events are not replayed
correctly in case the debugger is not spawned by the registered handler.
Rubber-stamped-by: con <qtc-committer@nokia.com>

Reviewed-By: Oswald Buddenhagen

It's now fixed in Qt, adb6eea3a135707a220c0b1c1cf8266321af9309.

Don't ask how this could still be there ;)

And ensure that the menu items don't vanish from the application menu
when they are translated.