Quote Originally Posted by pthomas
Actually starting with version 3.3.x you can.
Actually you can't. At least not in my definition of the word "manage". I mean a Qt project not a KDE one. Qt projects are managed by QMake, not by automake and KDevelop's QMake project manager doesn't support Qt4 at all. I'd even say in anti-supports it, as it breaks Qt4 project files and you can't do anything about it. You can't even compile a project using Qt4 out of the box. The only thing that works there is providing proper include names while defining superclasses to a class. I know KDevelop is a KDE project and KDE people use automake instead of QMake, but in my opinion "support" is not about using one of the undocumented options to make something work but to work by default (it's not documented anywhere that this "support" concerns only automake based projects).