On Sunday, April 01, 2012 17:58:31 Alex Dancu wrote:
> Thanks, it worked.
>
> Is there a variable or something that I can check at runtime to see if
> my plasmoid is running in plasmoidviewer or not?
That's definitely not recommended. You'll want to make your code work if there
are sources alre
Thanks, it worked.
Is there a variable or something that I can check at runtime to see if
my plasmoid is running in plasmoidviewer or not?
if in_plasmoidviewer:
self.connect(self.lmSensorsEngine, SIGNAL('sourceAdded(const
QString &)'), self, SLOT('addSource(const QString &)'))
else:
because when it's in plasma-desktop, all of the sources are already
created. but in plasmoidviewer, it's starting everything from scratch.
i'm guessing that's the problem, so you just need to iterate over
dataengine::sources() on init.
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Shaun Reich,
KDE Software Developer (kde.org)
Hi,
I'm trying to write a plasmoid which displays lmsensors information
using the systemmonitor dataengine, and I have this issue. Since I don't
know the available sensors name, I connect the sourceAdded() signal of
the dataengine to a slot called addSource() where I actually call
connectToSo
