Since that was fixed in Qt.

Done with mae

Done with mae

By accident the default was changed to false, but we want true.

BaseTextEdit's paint event relied on us setting the line count of
invisible blocks to 0. This was not always the case, causing pixel
garbage to occur.

In combination with ifdef'ed-out blocks, the collapse block
indicator was sometimes painted with the ifdef'ed out color.

In combination with ifdef'ed out blocks (un)collapse all would
possibly never expand the blocks again.

The changes enables the auto-parentheses magic of normal
backspace also for the DeleteStartOfWord case.

Also move Designer::Internal::FormWindowEditor ->
Designer::FormWindowEditor.

Reviewed-by: erikv

done with Erik Verbruggen

Make sure special characters are converted to proper plain text.

Done with mae.

This implementation relies less on the pasted block of text having
a trailing newline.

auto-indentation of pasted text now only happens when complete
lines including a trailing paragraph separator are copied and pasted.

In addition, the reindent() functions ensures that the relative indentation
within the pasted block is preserved. This mechanism is now also used for
moving lines up/down.

Done with thorbjorn

when pasting text which ends with a newline, we should not
reindent the final line, instead we will preserve the indentation
that was there.

We now exclude brace in ifdefed out sections when calculating,
whether or not the braces match. This requires adjust the brace
levels whenever sections get ifdef'd out or ifdef'd in again.

(re-)formatting.

After recent qt changes, the initial revision after a QTextDocument::setPlainText()
is not 0.

remove some standard actions from the cpp editor context menu,
and enhance the advanced menu instead.

Bug-number: QTCREATOR-154

Based on a change by Denis Dzyubenko, done with mae.

To avoid bothering people who are trying to type an expression that is
already partly there.

Also skip semicolons in when auto parentheses insertion is enabled.

Done with mae.

Done with mae.