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robert@artnickel.com
+ + + + +Christopher +Hornbaker + +
chrishornbaker@earthlink.net
+ +Reviewer + + + +Fabrice +Mous + +
fabrice@kde.nl
+ +Reviewer + + + + + + + +The Fundamentals of &quantaplus; + + +Within &quantaplus; there are serveral key concepts. To understand and +take advantage of &quantaplus;, you must first learn these concepts, the +fundamentals. This chapter will explain and show you these concepts, without +which &quantaplus; would be primative. + + + +The Workspace + + +&quantaplus; divides the workspace into three scopes: Global, Local, and +Project. These distinctions affect various components in &quantaplus;. + + + + +Global + + +Global items are available to anyone that uses &quantaplus;. From toolbars +to actions, everything marked as global is stored in the common +&quantaplus; folder structure. This has the effect of allowing a group +of admins to save certain toolbars, actions, and templates in the global +tree, which can then be used to keep a multi-user installation of +&quantaplus; common to everyone on the system. + + + + + +Local + + +Local items make up a single user's personal collection of web development +resources. These items are made up of a user's templates and toolbars. +Local items are stored in a user's home folder. This makes all of the +user's Local items available for personal use at instance. + + + + + +Project + + +Project items are are only available to a particular project. These can +be anything from a &CSS; template to a toolbar with custom actions +which perform a special task on a project's files. Simply put, this is +the most limited scope. All of the items saved in the project workspace +will be saved in the project's folder tree, allowing you to share your +specialized tools and templates with whomever else you share your +project with. + + + + + + + + +The Multi-Document Interface + + + + + +&quantaplus; editing the document you are now reading. + + + +&quantaplus;' &MDI; is broken down to three main parts: the editor window, +the Quick Info Tabs, and the toolbars. Please see , +, and for more +information on these parts. + + + +The Editor Window + + + + + + +&quantaplus;' editor window. + + + + +&quantaplus;' editor window allows for multiple files to be opened at the +same time. When just one file is open, the document fills the entire +editor window. As soon as a second document is opened, a small amount of +space is taken from the bottom of the editor window to allow for tabs to +be displayed with the filenames and a status icon. (The above picture shows +a floppy icon beside the filename, indicating that the +file has been modified and should be saved.) + + + +At the top of the editor window is the editor toolbar set. Currently, +&quantaplus; defaults to &HTML; 4.01 Transitional, which has a default set +of toolbars that are loaded. As &quantaplus; progresses, the toolbars will +be updated to meet the needs of users and to make use of newer features. + + + +Toolbar usage is pretty straight forward. If you want to insert a basic +tag, like <u>, into your document, then you can click on the icon that +represents the tag. Now you can insert your data for the tag you have just +inserted. If you wish to insert a tag that requires certain attributes +(like an anchor), then you will get a dialog box with the various fields for +you to fill in. + + + + + +The anchor (<a>) dialog. + + + + + +The Quick Info Trees + + + + + +The Quick Info Trees. + + + +The Quick Info Trees (&QIT;) allow you to navigate, open, and gather +information in &quantaplus;. Its tabbed format presents you with the Files, Project, +Templates, Document Structure, Scripts, Attribute, and Documentation Trees. + + + +&QIT; Explained + + + +Files Tree + + + + + + + + +This is where you can browse your entire file system. You are presented +with two top-level roots of the file system. The first is your home folder +and the second is /. Use these to find existing files on your machine that +you would like to edit or add to an active project. &BDS; clicking on a file +in this view gives you several options for managing the selected file and, +also, allows you to insert the file into an active project, if any, or +toggle the view between tree and list. + + + + + +Project Tree + + + + + + + + +Project management is one of the +many powerful tools that &quantaplus; offers. This tab displays all files +within your project and allows you to manage the files within the project +through the use of &BDS; clicking. Actions, such as add, remove, upload, +or delete files entirely from the disk, can be performed through this menu. + + + + + +Templates Tree + + + + + + + + +Another feature of &quantaplus; is templates. Templates can be anything +you would like. Images, code snippets, an entire web page, et cetera. It +is entirely up to you. + + + +Templates are sorted into three categories, which are based on their scope +and the context they are being used. These scopes are carried over from +&quantaplus;' workspace. Global templates are usable all times, local +templates are usable to the current user, and project templates +are usable only within their specified project. More on templates can be +found in . + + + + + +Scripts Tree + + + + + + + + +Here you will find information about the various scripts available for use +by you. The Global, Local, and Project concept allows here as well. By +&BGS; clicking the entries, you gain access to all the available +information about the script. And &BDS; clicking allows you to perform a +few actions, such as running the script, editing the script, and emailing +the script, for example. + + + + + +Document Structure Tree + + + + + + + + +This tab displays the parser's internal representation of your document. +By &BGS; clicking on a element, your cursor will taken to the element's +position in the document. By &BDS; clicking on an element, you are +presented with a number of actions that deal with navigating and updating +the tree. + + + + + +Attribute Tree + + + + + + + + +This tree appears below all the other &QIT;s. Within it you can quickly +edit attributes and namespaces. The content-focused entry system +allows you to modify all the available attributes with little more than a +few clicks of the mouse. + + + + +Attribute Tree + + + + + + +Documentation Tree + + + + + + + + +Here you can find complete documentation on web technologies to aid your +development. You can download pre-packaged documentation for &quantaplus; +at &quantaplus;' +documentation site, you can create your own documentation, +and, by adding a folder named "doc" to a project, you can add, edit, +and view project-specific documentation. + + + + + + + +The Toolbars + + + + + +&quantaplus;' &HTML; toolbars. + + + +&quantaplus;' toolbars have been extended greatly and are easy to +understand. You click on the button and you get an associated action from +that button. The beautiful part about toolbars is that you can define your +own actions graphically within &quantaplus;. + + + +Managing toolbars in &quantaplus; is easy. By selecting the +Toolbars menu, you have the options to load, save, add, and +email toolbars. When you choose to load a toolbar, you may choose from one +of the three workspaces in +&quantaplus;. When saving a newly created toolbar, you can save it in the +local scope or within a project's scope. If you would like to make a new +toolbar available in the global scope, ask your admin to place it in +&quantaplus;' global toolbar folder. + + + +Another feature of &quantaplus; is the ability to email your toolbars. +&quantaplus; sends the toolbar as a gzipped tar archive through &kmail;. +If you receive a toolbar in email, then you can save (and load) it into +&quantaplus; like any other toolbar! + + + + -- cgit v1.2.1