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There are a number of useful things one can configure in and around '''KDevelop's''' built-in editor. Of more universal use is to switch on line numbering using the menu entry <menuchoice>Settings -> Configure KDevelop</menuchoice>, which opens a dialog from which the settings for KDevelop can be made. Choosing <menuchoice>Editor -> Appearance</menuchoice>, then clicking the tab <menuchoice>Borders</menuchoice> allows you to select <menuchoice>Show line numbers</menuchoice> making it easier to match compiler error messages or debug messages with locations in the code. In the same submenu you may also want to switch on the ''Icon border'' - a column to the left of your code in which '''KDevelop''' will show icons such as whether there is a breakpoint on the current line.

There are a number of useful things one can configure in and around KDevelop's built-in editor. Of more universal use is to switch on line numbering using the menu entry Settings -> Configure KDevelop, which opens a dialog from which the settings for KDevelop can be made. Choosing Editor -> Appearance, then clicking the tab Borders allows you to select Show line numbers making it easier to match compiler error messages or debug messages with locations in the code. In the same submenu you may also want to switch on the Icon border - a column to the left of your code in which KDevelop will show icons such as whether there is a breakpoint on the current line.

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	There are a number of useful things one can configure in and around '''KDevelop's''' built-in editor. Of more universal use is to switch on line numbering using the menu entry <menuchoice>Editor -> ~~View -~~> Show line numbers</menuchoice>, making it easier to match compiler error messages or debug messages with locations in the code. In the same submenu you may also want to switch on the ''Icon border'' - a column to the left of your code in which '''KDevelop''' will show icons such as whether there is a breakpoint on the current line.		There are a number of useful things one can configure in and around '''KDevelop's''' built-in editor. Of more universal use is to switch on line numbering using the menu entry <menuchoice>Settings -> Configure KDevelop</menuchoice>, which opens a dialog from which the settings for KDevelop can be made. Choosing <menuchoice>Editor -> Appearance</menuchoice>, then clicking the tab <menuchoice>Borders</menuchoice> allows you to select <menuchoice>Show line numbers</menuchoice> making it easier to match compiler error messages or debug messages with locations in the code. In the same submenu you may also want to switch on the ''Icon border'' - a column to the left of your code in which '''KDevelop''' will show icons such as whether there is a breakpoint on the current line.