From f537c21b68e08f649b1b297bce8f3904603137e0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Timothy Pearson Date: Fri, 1 Feb 2013 15:11:21 -0600 Subject: Rename a number of classes to enhance compatibility with KDE4 --- khelpcenter/DESIGN | 10 +++++----- 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) (limited to 'khelpcenter/DESIGN') diff --git a/khelpcenter/DESIGN b/khelpcenter/DESIGN index fd8bbb289..c5c961ae8 100644 --- a/khelpcenter/DESIGN +++ b/khelpcenter/DESIGN @@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ KHC::ContentsTab object and a KHC::SearchTab object. # This effectively enables people new to KDE in less time to become productive # (a task-oriented list isn't so useful for peoplew ho are familiar with KDE's # applications, of course). -# Implementation-wise, we should perhaps stop using a KListView and use a +# Implementation-wise, we should perhaps stop using a TDEListView and use a # KOffice-style component selection widget like koshell has at the left? The first five items are generated by KHC::Navigator itself and are direct @@ -138,14 +138,14 @@ items is (with one exception) delegated to four helper classes, which inherit a 'KHC::TreeBuilder' class which has the following interface: class KHC::TreeBuilder - virtual void build( KListViewItem *parent ) = 0; + virtual void build( TDEListViewItem *parent ) = 0; ## What about the trees generated as children of the contents list view? # Oops, that's a typo, what you mean is what I originally intented: a -# TreeBuilder should take a 'KListView' as it's parent, subclasses can then +# TreeBuilder should take a 'TDEListView' as it's parent, subclasses can then # overload that method (such as the KHC::TOCBuilder which will want to provide -# a build( KListViewItem *parent ) method). +# a build( TDEListViewItem *parent ) method). # This concept of using a TreeBuilder baseclass might make it possible to turn # all the classes which use that interface into plugins. That way we could @@ -387,7 +387,7 @@ protocol == "help") by itself and otherwise use the plain URL. # QObject::children() and iterate over all children, use QToolTip::textFor() to # check whether the given qwidget has a tooltip and if so, use QToolTip::tip() # to show the tooltip. -# One could probably add a standard dcop call to KMainWindow, like +# One could probably add a standard dcop call to TDEMainWindow, like # "showAllToolTips". KSnapShot could get a QCheckBox "Show all tooltips", and # if that box is checked it tells the selected window to show all it's # tooltips via that DCOP call right before it does the snapshot. The thing is -- cgit v1.2.1