KAppTemplate and KDevelop placeholders

%{PROJECTDIRNAME} = %{APPNAMELC}-%{VERSION} for KAppTemplate
%{APPNAME}    used in .kdev4, project name as entered by user ex: MyKApp
%{APPNAMELC}  project name in lower case ex: mykapp
%{APPNAMEUC}  project name in upper case ex: MYKAPP

%{CPP_TEMPLATE}  license header for cpp file
%{H_TEMPLATE}    license header for h file

%{AUTHOR}        author name ex: George Ignacious
%{EMAIL}	 author email ex: foo@bar.org
%{VERSION}       project version ex: 0.1

%{VERSIONCONTROLPLUGIN}  used in .kdev4

%{dest}   used in .kdevtemplate
%{src}


***** In the view that lists the templates *****
kapptemplate -> ChoicePage
or
kdevelop -> plugins -> appwizard -> appwizard -> ProjectSelectionPage


** Template name
The name of the template is the name you write in English in the .kdevtemplate file in Name= and which is translated in other languages. This appears in the Tree View.
Example: Name=Qt4 GUI Application

** Template description
The description of the template is the comment you write in English in the .kdevtemplate file in Comment= and which is translated in other languages.
Example: Comment=Generate a QMake/Qt4 based application with graphical user interface (crossplatform compatible)

** Template Category
The template category as it'll appear in the Tree View is extracted from the Category= line in the .kdevtemplate file.
Example: Category=C++/Qt (qmake)

** Template preview
A screenshot will help the user preview the template. This screenshot name will be indicated as Icon= . This icon should be installed in ${DATA_INSTALL_DIR}/kapptemplate/pics to make it found by the program and should have a different name from any other one. Screenshot prefered size: 200 pixels width.
Example: Icon=qt4gui.png

KDevelop: templates are tarred using the CMake kdevelop_add_app_templates macro and installed in kdevappwizard/templates.
Model untars it and extracts the .kdevtemplate files mocally in $KDEHOME/share/apps/kdevappwizard/template_descriptions (void ProjectTemplatesModel::extractTemplateDescriptions()).
Model then read the name and description from there (void ProjectTemplatesModel::refresh()).
