I have googled for an answer but I could not find any solution. Is there a way to switch off the Semantic Analysis in Kdevelop?
I know I can add the include directories in the configuration to get rid of some warnings but that's not enough (and it even doesn't always work).
I don't need a Semantic analysis, and the pop up notices are really very annoying.
For one thing, I sometimes write pseudo code inside my code, so it's not correct C++, just temporary. It's annoying to get these popups when my mouse hovers over it.

If this is not an option yet, it should be in future releases, please.

Did you try to deactivate the plugins ?

raphaelra wrote:Did you try to deactivate the plugins ?

Oh wow, thank you so much! I never looked there, but now I did and that certainly fixed it!
Thanks, that really helped me a lot. It's so much better without those warnings.

Cheers,

Machiel

I'm glad that I could help. Sometimes one cannot see the wood for the trees ...

OK, which plug-in do I need to disable? There are many and some are useful. I turned off all that mention C/C++ to no avail.

I'm editing a text file in "Normal" mode, but Kate/Kdevelop (V5.2.1 on Kubuntu 18.4L LTS, up to date patches) insists that it is a C-file and plasters the screen with tons of useless semantic analysis error pop-up messages. As raphaelra said, very annoying.

nowatzyk wrote:OK, which plug-in do I need to disable? There are many and some are useful. I turned off all that mention C/C++ to no avail.

I'm editing a text file in "Normal" mode, but Kate/Kdevelop (V5.2.1 on Kubuntu 18.4L LTS, up to date patches) insists that it is a C-file and plasters the screen with tons of useless semantic analysis error pop-up messages. As raphaelra said, very annoying.

I'm using KDevelop 5.6.2 on Manjaro Stable for development in OpenFOAM and disabling Clang-Tidy Support in Settings> Configure KDevelop> Plugins> Analyzers did the trick. It's at the top of the window.