Development/Tutorials/Plasma4/Services
Development/Tutorials/Plasma/DataEngines
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Further Reading | DataEngine API, CMake Tutorials, Writing a Plasmoid (Tutorial), Writing a Data Engine (Tutorial) |
Abstract
cover services, .operations file, .operations dtd spec, perhaps make a service like the pastebin one or something. idk, something easy.
http://www.kde.org/standards/kcfg/1.0/kcfg.xsd
also mention how a service can access the dataengine via it's pointer(I think that's in public api), if it really really needs to(e.g. plasma-kdm can't live without that)
The Plasma Engine Explorer
A very useful tool for anyone writing services is the Plasma engine explorer. You can use it to see test services by launching them by running
<syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> plasmaengineexplorer
If the service you want to test is associated to a source, you can access a dialog to launch the service and set its parameters by using the contextual menu of the source and selecting "Get associated service"
The Code
This tutorial will cover adding a service associated with a source into an existing data engine.