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2011-06-29T20:45:33Z
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  Whenever you have a KDE class and want the API documentation for it (KApplication, for example), point a konqueror window to     Whenever you have a KDE class and want the API documentation for it (KApplication, for example), point a konqueror window to  
    
− <code>kde:KApplication</code> + <syntaxhighlight lang="text">kde:KApplication</code>
    
  Be aware that the <tt>kde:</tt> konqueror shortcut only works for classes in kdelibs. If you ask for a class outside of kdelibs or a class that the API search software doesn't know about, you'll be redirected to the main API documentation page. You will need to navigate from there to find the class you're looking for.   Be aware that the <tt>kde:</tt> konqueror shortcut only works for classes in kdelibs. If you ask for a class outside of kdelibs or a class that the API search software doesn't know about, you'll be redirected to the main API documentation page. You will need to navigate from there to find the class you're looking for.
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  If you need to look up the Qt API documentation for a class, you can point a Konqueror window to   If you need to look up the Qt API documentation for a class, you can point a Konqueror window to
    
− <code>qt:QApplication</code> + <syntaxhighlight lang="text">qt:QApplication</code>
    
  This can be done in addition to browsing the Qt documentation locally, or using Qt Assistant.   This can be done in addition to browsing the Qt documentation locally, or using Qt Assistant.



Dhaumann: /* Your lessons */
2009-02-14T12:43:16Z
‎Your lessons

				
				
				
				
			
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  Yes, even XML parsers are explained here.   Yes, even XML parsers are explained here.
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− === [[/Start your CMAKE project|How to start your CMAKE project]] ===  
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− Need a quick template for your KDE 4 projects ? Here's a cmake project environment.  
    
  === [[/Using_QTableWidget|Using QTableWidget]] ===   === [[/Using_QTableWidget|Using QTableWidget]] ===





Dhaumann: point some links to the new locations
2007-07-31T16:39:48Z
point some links to the new locations

				
				
				
				
			
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  ==Your lessons==   ==Your lessons==
    
− === [[/First program|Hello World]] === + === [[../First program|Hello World]] ===
    
  If you read the above, you will be taken into a world where every line of code is friendly and good to beginners.   If you read the above, you will be taken into a world where every line of code is friendly and good to beginners.
    
− === [[/Using_KXmlGuiWindow|Using KXmlGuiWindow]] === + === [[../Using_KXmlGuiWindow|Using KXmlGuiWindow]] ===
    
  This tutorial shows you the magic of an application's most important thing: The main window.   This tutorial shows you the magic of an application's most important thing: The main window.
    
− === [[/Using_KActions|Using KActions and XmlGui]] === + === [[../Using_KActions|Using KActions and XmlGui]] ===
    
  Maybe you want to guide your users through your own menues, then this is right for you.   Maybe you want to guide your users through your own menues, then this is right for you.



Milliams at 15:54, 28 June 2007
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  + {{Warning|The tutorial series linked to from this page has been moved to the main page.}}
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Milliams: /* Your lessons */ Remove dead links
2007-06-28T14:26:13Z
‎Your lessons:  Remove dead links

				
				
				
				
			
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  A QTreeWidget is like a QTableWidget with hierarchical display.   A QTreeWidget is like a QTableWidget with hierarchical display.
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− Dragging and dropping will give your program an additional kick.  
    
  === [[/KDirWatch|Using KDirWatch]] ===   === [[/KDirWatch|Using KDirWatch]] ===
    
  With KDirWatch, your application gets notified if a given file changes.   With KDirWatch, your application gets notified if a given file changes.
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− === [[/KIOSlave|Programming KIOSlaves]] ===  
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− KIOSlaves like zip:// allow you to view files in a special way. Here, we program a KIOSlave hello:// that replaces every ''hello'' in a file by ''world''.  
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− Exceptions are means of saying "something went wrong, but that is not fatal".  
    
  ==Getting Help==   ==Getting Help==



Tstaerk: /* Using KDirWatch */
2007-06-23T17:33:59Z
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  With KDirWatch, your application gets notified if a given file changes.   With KDirWatch, your application gets notified if a given file changes.
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  + KIOSlaves like zip:// allow you to view files in a special way. Here, we program a KIOSlave hello:// that replaces every ''hello'' in a file by ''world''.
    
  === [[/Exceptions|How to work with Exceptions]] ===   === [[/Exceptions|How to work with Exceptions]] ===



Dhaumann at 12:53, 23 June 2007
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  Dragging and dropping will give your program an additional kick.   Dragging and dropping will give your program an additional kick.
    
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  With KDirWatch, your application gets notified if a given file changes.   With KDirWatch, your application gets notified if a given file changes.



Tstaerk: /* Using KDirWatch */
2007-06-19T07:43:20Z
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  === [[/Exceptions|How to work with Exceptions]] ===   === [[/Exceptions|How to work with Exceptions]] ===



Tstaerk: /* Implementing drag and drop */
2007-06-18T21:22:26Z
‎Implementing drag and drop

				
				
				
				
			
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	=== [[/Using_QTableWidget\|Using QTableWidget]] ===		=== [[/Using_QTableWidget\|Using QTableWidget]] ===

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	With KDirWatch, your application gets notified if a given file changes.		With KDirWatch, your application gets notified if a given file changes.
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		+	KIOSlaves like zip:// allow you to view files in a special way. Here, we program a KIOSlave hello:// that replaces every ''hello'' in a file by ''world''.

	=== [[/Exceptions\|How to work with Exceptions]] ===		=== [[/Exceptions\|How to work with Exceptions]] ===

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	=== [[/kDirWatch\|Using KDirWatch]] ===		=== [[/kDirWatch\|Using KDirWatch]] ===
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	=== [[/Exceptions\|How to work with Exceptions]] ===		=== [[/Exceptions\|How to work with Exceptions]] ===