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** use a Widget in it and use setWidget to get your widget into the KPart
** use a Widget in it and use setWidget to get your widget into the KPart
* write main.cpp
* write main.cpp
** create a KMainWindow* mw
** create a KParts::MainWindow* mw
** use new mypart(mw) to get your part into your main window
** use new mypart(mw) to get your part into your main window


Revision as of 16:57, 9 February 2008

Kontact plugins are KParts that get loaded at runtime. To integrate your KPart into kontact, you will need to have a .desktop file like this: 

ls /home/kde-devel/kde/share/kde4/services/kontact/
akregatorplugin.desktop     knotesplugin.desktop
akregatorplugin3.2.desktop  korganizerplugin.desktop
journalplugin.desktop       newstickerplugin.desktop
kaddressbookplugin.desktop  plannerplugin.desktop
karmplugin.desktop          specialdatesplugin.desktop
kmailplugin.desktop         summaryplugin.desktop
kmobiletools.desktop        todoplugin.desktop
knodeplugin.desktop         weatherplugin.desktop

Writing a KPart

The following is what you do

  • write a subclass mypart of KParts::Part
    • use a Widget in it and use setWidget to get your widget into the KPart
  • write main.cpp
    • create a KParts::MainWindow* mw
    • use new mypart(mw) to get your part into your main window

See also

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