/** \class TrollProjectPart
A projectmanager for qmake based projects.
Loads and maintains .pro files (qmake project files). The trollprojectpart
supports subprojects and qmake scopes. Qmake projects can be configured on
project, subproject and file level.
It will regenerate a projects .pro files dynamically as you add,remove or
reconfigure (sub)projects. Unsupported qmake features will be left unchanged
(hopefully) no major testing has been run yet.
\authors <a href="mailto:bernd AT tdevelop.org">Bernd Gehrmann</a>
\authors <a href="mailto:thasart AT gmx.de">Thomas Hasart</a>
\maintainer <a href="mailto:jsgaarde AT tdcspace.dk">Jakob Simon-Gaarde </a>
\feature Loads and maintains .pro files (qmake project files).
\feature Supports subprojects and qmake scopes.
\feature Qmake projects can be configured on project, subproject and file level.
\feature Regenerates a projects .pro files dynamically as you add,
remove or reconfigure (sub)projects.
\feature Unsupported qmake features will be left unchanged (hopefully)
no major testing has been run yet.
\bug bugs in <a href="http://bugs.kde.org/buglist.cgi?product=tdevelop&component=trollproject&bug_status=UNCONFIRMED&bug_status=NEW&bug_status=ASSIGNED&bug_status=REOPENED&order=Bug+Number">trollproject component at Bugzilla database</a>
\requirement <a href="http://www.trolltech.com">QMake</a> >= 3.0.3
\todo <b>Relative directories (priority 1)</b>
By default a qmake projects created with tdevelop must be distributable,
therefore all directory-selections must be relative the subproject where
it is used (user can override this ofcourse). So when a select-directory
dialog is opened getRelativeDirectory() (#include pathutil.h) should be
called.
\todo <b>Ignore shell-expressions and qmake-functions (priority 2-3)</b>
FileBuffer should recognize and ignore shell-expressions and qmake-functions.
(Jakob Simon-Gaarde says: I'm on this one)
*/
