Development/Architecture/KDE3/XMLGUI Technology - Revision history

AnneW at 15:24, 13 July 2012

2012-07-13T15:24:32Z

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2011-06-29T18:35:18Z
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  Here is an excerpt from the kviewui.rc file. For simplicity, we show     Here is an excerpt from the kviewui.rc file. For simplicity, we show  
  only the definition of the View menu.   only the definition of the View menu.
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  <!DOCTYPE kpartgui>   <!DOCTYPE kpartgui>
  <kpartgui name="kview">   <kpartgui name="kview">
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  declared as follows:   declared as follows:
    
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  <Menu name="image">   <Menu name="image">
      <text>&amp;Image</text>       <text>&amp;Image</text>
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  field for URLs.   field for URLs.
    
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  <ToolBar name="locationToolBar" fullWidth="true" newline="true" >   <ToolBar name="locationToolBar" fullWidth="true" newline="true" >
     <text>Location Toolbar</text>      <text>Location Toolbar</text>
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  the following declaration in Konqueror's XML file:   the following declaration in Konqueror's XML file:
    
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  <Menu name="file">   <Menu name="file">
     <text>&amp;Location</text>      <text>&amp;Location</text>
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  could look as follows:   could look as follows:
    
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  ...   ...
  <Menu name="context_popup">   <Menu name="context_popup">

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2011-06-29T18:30:51Z

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2011-06-29T18:29:08Z
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  The corresponding part of the setup in C++ is:   The corresponding part of the setup in C++ is:
    
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  KStdAction::zoomIn (this, SLOT(slotZoomIn()), actionCollection());   KStdAction::zoomIn (this, SLOT(slotZoomIn()), actionCollection());
  KStdAction::zoomOut(this, SLOT(slotZoomOut()), actionCollection());   KStdAction::zoomOut(this, SLOT(slotZoomOut()), actionCollection());
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  plugged actions. The routine responsible for updating looks as follows:   plugged actions. The routine responsible for updating looks as follows:
    
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  void MainWindow::updateOpenWithActions()   void MainWindow::updateOpenWithActions()
  {   {
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  pointer to a context menu, you have to ask the client's factory for it:   pointer to a context menu, you have to ask the client's factory for it:
    
− <code cppqt> + <syntaxhighlight lang="cpp-qt">
  void MainWindow::popupRequested()   void MainWindow::popupRequested()
  {   {



Xyfix: /* An example: Toolbars in Konqueror */
2010-02-25T11:08:23Z
‎An example: Toolbars in Konqueror

				
				
				
				
			
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  *'''<tt>fullWidth</tt>''': Tells XMLGUI that the toolbar has the same width as the toplevel window. If this is "false", the toolbar only takes as much space as necessary, and further toolbars are put in the same row.   *'''<tt>fullWidth</tt>''': Tells XMLGUI that the toolbar has the same width as the toplevel window. If this is "false", the toolbar only takes as much space as necessary, and further toolbars are put in the same row.
− *'''<tt>newline</tt>''': This is related to the option above. If newline is "true", the toolbar starts a new row. Otherwise it may be put in the row together with the previous toolbar. + *'''<tt>newline</tt>''': This is related to the option above. If newline is "true", the toolbar starts a new row. Otherwise it may be put in the row together with the previous toolbar. The '''<tt>newline</tt>''' option should not be used with the '''<tt>top</tt>''' option. The toolbars defined after the toolbar with the newline option will automatically start on the same newline. These toolbars can contain the top option, but will not be placed above the newline.  
  *'''<tt>noEdit</tt>''': Normally toolbars can be customized by the user, e.g. in <tt>Settings-&gt;Configure Toolbars</tt> in Konqueror. Setting this option to "true" marks this toolbar as not editable. This is important for toolbars which are filled with items at runtime, e.g. Konqueror's bookmark toolbar.   *'''<tt>noEdit</tt>''': Normally toolbars can be customized by the user, e.g. in <tt>Settings-&gt;Configure Toolbars</tt> in Konqueror. Setting this option to "true" marks this toolbar as not editable. This is important for toolbars which are filled with items at runtime, e.g. Konqueror's bookmark toolbar.
  *'''<tt>iconText</tt>''': Tells XMLGUI to show the text of the action next to the icon. Normally, the text is only shown as a tooltip when the mouse cursor remains over the icon for a while. Possible values for this attribute are "icononly" (shows only the icon), "textonly" (shows only the text), "icontextright" (shows the text on the right side of the icon) and "icontextbottom" (shows the text beneath the icon).   *'''<tt>iconText</tt>''': Tells XMLGUI to show the text of the action next to the icon. Normally, the text is only shown as a tooltip when the mouse cursor remains over the icon for a while. Possible values for this attribute are "icononly" (shows only the icon), "textonly" (shows only the text), "icontextright" (shows the text on the right side of the icon) and "icontextbottom" (shows the text beneath the icon).



Tampakrap: fix cpp code snippets not showing
2009-07-24T08:40:17Z
fix cpp code snippets not showing

				
				
				
				
			
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  The corresponding part of the setup in C++ is:   The corresponding part of the setup in C++ is:
    
− <code cppqt3> + <code cppqt>
  KStdAction::zoomIn (this, SLOT(slotZoomIn()), actionCollection());   KStdAction::zoomIn (this, SLOT(slotZoomIn()), actionCollection());
  KStdAction::zoomOut(this, SLOT(slotZoomOut()), actionCollection());   KStdAction::zoomOut(this, SLOT(slotZoomOut()), actionCollection());
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  plugged actions. The routine responsible for updating looks as follows:   plugged actions. The routine responsible for updating looks as follows:
    
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  void MainWindow::updateOpenWithActions()   void MainWindow::updateOpenWithActions()
  {   {
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  pointer to a context menu, you have to ask the client's factory for it:   pointer to a context menu, you have to ask the client's factory for it:
    
− <code cppqt3> + <code cppqt>
  void MainWindow::popupRequested()   void MainWindow::popupRequested()
  {   {



Hualiang.miao: internationalization
2009-02-15T15:53:34Z
internationalization

				
				
				
				
			
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  '''Defining the menu and toolbar structure in XML'''   '''Defining the menu and toolbar structure in XML'''
    





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2007-05-19T20:40:07Z
‎Context menus

				
				
				
				
			
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  {   {
       QWidget *w = factory()->container("context_popup", this);        QWidget *w = factory()->container("context_popup", this);
−      QPopupMenu *popup = static_cast<QPopupMenu *>;(w); +      QPopupMenu *popup = static_cast<QPopupMenu *>(w);
       popup->exec(QCursor::pos());        popup->exec(QCursor::pos());
  }   }



Tampakrap: /* An example: Toolbars in Konqueror */
2007-05-19T07:53:05Z
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  menu bars. These include:   menu bars. These include:
    
− *'''<tt>fullWidth</tt>''': Tells XMLGUI that the toolbar has the same width as the toplevel window. Af this is "false", the toolbar only takes as much space as necessary, and further toolbars are put in the same row. + *'''<tt>fullWidth</tt>''': Tells XMLGUI that the toolbar has the same width as the toplevel window. If this is "false", the toolbar only takes as much space as necessary, and further toolbars are put in the same row.
  *'''<tt>newline</tt>''': This is related to the option above. If newline is "true", the toolbar starts a new row. Otherwise it may be put in the row together with the previous toolbar.   *'''<tt>newline</tt>''': This is related to the option above. If newline is "true", the toolbar starts a new row. Otherwise it may be put in the row together with the previous toolbar.
  *'''<tt>noEdit</tt>''': Normally toolbars can be customized by the user, e.g. in <tt>Settings-&gt;Configure Toolbars</tt> in Konqueror. Setting this option to "true" marks this toolbar as not editable. This is important for toolbars which are filled with items at runtime, e.g. Konqueror's bookmark toolbar.   *'''<tt>noEdit</tt>''': Normally toolbars can be customized by the user, e.g. in <tt>Settings-&gt;Configure Toolbars</tt> in Konqueror. Setting this option to "true" marks this toolbar as not editable. This is important for toolbars which are filled with items at runtime, e.g. Konqueror's bookmark toolbar.



Tampakrap: /* An example: Menu in KView */
2007-05-19T07:48:10Z
‎An example: Menu in KView

				
				
				
				
			
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  &lt;Separator&gt; element.     &lt;Separator&gt; element.  
    
− You will note that some menu items do not not have a corresponding element in + You will note that some menu items have a corresponding element in
  the XML file. These are ''standard actions''. Standard actions are created by     the XML file. These are ''standard actions''. Standard actions are created by  
  the class     the class

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    </MenuBar>
 </kpartgui>
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+</syntaxhighlight>
 The corresponding part of the setup in C++ is:
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                      this, SLOT(slotFullScreen()),
                      actionCollection(), "fullscreen");
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+</syntaxhighlight>
 The View menu resulting from this GUI definition looks like in this
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     ...
 </Menu>
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+</syntaxhighlight>
 In KDE's automake framework, such titles are automatically extracted and put
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    <Action name="go_url" />
 </ToolBar>
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+</syntaxhighlight>
 The first thing we notice is that there are a lot more attributes than for
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    ...
 </Menu>
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+</syntaxhighlight>
 The function KXMLGUIClient::plugActionList() is then used to add actions to be
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      plugActionList("openwith", openWithActions);
+}
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+</syntaxhighlight>
 Note that in contrast to the static actions, the ones created here are
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      popup->exec(QCursor::pos());
+}
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+</syntaxhighlight>
 The method KXMLGUIFactory::container() used above looks whether it finds a
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 </Menu>
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+</syntaxhighlight>
 ''Initial Author:'' [mailto:bernd@kdevelop.org Bernd Gehrmann]

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	'''Defining the menu and toolbar structure in XML'''		'''Defining the menu and toolbar structure in XML'''

Development/Architecture/KDE3/XMLGUI Technology - Revision history

AnneW at 15:24, 13 July 2012

Neverendingo: Text replace - "" to ""

Neverendingo: Text replace - "" to ""

Neverendingo: Text replace - "" to ""

Xyfix: /* An example: Toolbars in Konqueror */

Tampakrap: fix cpp code snippets not showing

Hualiang.miao: internationalization

Tampakrap: /* Context menus */

Tampakrap: /* An example: Toolbars in Konqueror */

Tampakrap: /* An example: Menu in KView */

Neverendingo: Text replace - "`" to ""`

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