well, there is a more drastic approach, which is not to use model/view at
all. just grab the list of applets, create one AppletIcon per entry and
IMO, it would be too much (although possible) because of planned integration
of GHNS which already is modeled.
here's a crazy, crazy idea:
we
Hi,
Is it viable and/or a reasonable rfe to add a setShortcut() method/member
fucntion to the Plasma::IconWidget class?
I'm using Plasma::IconWidget as a button in Plasma. Plasma::IconWidget does not
have nativeWidget property or members to use say a QToolButton as native widget
which would
SVN commit 989520 by mart:
allow applet configuration and extenderitems config nested into the
group of another applet
this thing is possibly dangerous, so better plasma-devel is informed
CCMAIL:plasma-devel@kde.org
M +5 -1 applet.cpp
M +1 -0 extender.cpp
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On June 30, 2009 05:09:21 L Pierre wrote:
Hi,
Is it viable and/or a reasonable rfe to add a setShortcut() method/member
fucntion to the Plasma::IconWidget class?
I'm using Plasma::IconWidget as a button in Plasma. Plasma::IconWidget does
not have nativeWidget property or members to use say
On Tuesday 30 June 2009, Marco Martin wrote:
allow applet configuration and extenderitems config nested into the
group of another applet
this thing is possibly dangerous, so better plasma-devel is informed
could probably get rid of a hack in the systemmonitor related to configuration
now with
On Tuesday 30 June 2009, Ivan Čukić wrote:
The point of showing the instances is the ability to remove the applets the
same way they are added.
is it really a symmetric activity though?
ok, real-world-examples time:
a painting on canvas.
you put some ocher paint in the sky of your landscape
is it really a symmetric activity though?
LOL. you're good (the examples, obviously) :)
I agree that it isn't, but as an ex-non-digital artist, I would very much like
it to be (just like having the undo option :) ).
The example from the computer-life that is symmetric is the task-bar (or,
On Tuesday 30 June 2009, Ivan Čukić wrote:
The example from the computer-life that is symmetric is the task-bar (or,
even, better - dock) - you can close the windows from it although it is
used to open/activate them.
there's a 1:1 relationship between the entry on the taskbar or dock and the
