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Subject:    branches/KDE/3.5/kdewebdev/doc/kommander
From:       Andras Mantia <amantia () kde ! org>
Date:       2008-02-10 22:02:21
Message-ID: 1202680941.653294.23053.nullmailer () svn ! kde ! org
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SVN commit 773378 by amantia:

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@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@
 <title>&DCOP; Functions</title>
 
 <para>
-&kommander; began accessing it's widgets internally with &DCOP;, which evloved to \
widget functions. &DCOP; is still available and can be used to share information \
between dialogs. It can also be used to extend and integrate nearly every existing \
KDE application. +&kommander; began accessing it's widgets internally with &DCOP;, \
which evolved to widget functions. &DCOP; is still available and can be used to share \
information between dialogs. It can also be used to extend and integrate nearly every \
existing KDE application.  &DCOP; can be called in several ways in &kommander;.  \
First is the console method. Open a &kommander; dialog and open a console and try \
this.  </para>
 <screen>
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@
 dcop `dcop | grep kmdr` KommanderIf
 </screen>
 <para>
-This will show you what dialogs are running and what interfaces are available, as \
well as what is available to call in the &kommander; special interface to internals. \
In the explanation of &DCOP; here remember that &DCOP; is used internally by KDE \
applications (replaced with DBUS in KDE4) and it is very useful. Have a look at kdcop \
by pressing Alt-F2 and typing it in a run dialog. Here you can explore everything \
running. Now back to &DCOP; in &kommander;. +This will show you what dialogs are \
running and what interfaces are available, as well as what is available to call in \
the &kommander; special interface to internals. In the explanation of &DCOP; here \
remember that &DCOP; is used internally by KDE applications (replaced with DBUS in \
KDE4) and it is very useful. Have a look at <command>kdcop</command> by pressing \
Alt-F2 and typing it in a run dialog. Here you can explore everything running. Now \
back to &DCOP; in &kommander;.  </para>
 <para>
 dcop kmdr-executor-@pid KommanderIf setText myWidget <quote>new text</quote>
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@
 <term>global(QString variableName)</term>
 <listitem>
 <para>
-Returns the value of the specified global variable.  When a script is run from \
within a &kommander; window any (non-global) varaibles set in that script will cease \
to exist after the script completes and therfore will not be available to other \
script processes or in a new instance of the calling process.  The global \
<quote>scope</quote> means the variable will exist for any process of the window \
until that window is closed.  You may change these variables at any time with a new \
call to <function>@setGlobal</function>. +Returns the value of the specified global \
variable.  When a script is run from within a &kommander; window any (non-global) \
variables set in that script will cease to exist after the script completes and \
therfore will not be available to other script processes or in a new instance of the \
calling process.  The global <quote>scope</quote> means the variable will exist for \
any process of the window until that window is closed.  You may change these \
variables at any time with a new call to <function>@setGlobal</function>.  </para>
 </listitem>
 </varlistentry>
@@ -82,14 +82,14 @@
 <title>&DCOP; for all Widgets</title>
 
 <para>
-The folling list is old and left here for reference purposes only. For a complete \
and current reference to all widget functions please look at the <emphasis>Function \
Browser</emphasis> which is available from any &kommander; text editor window by \
pressing the lower left button. These are now widget functions, not &DCOP; functions \
but the &DCOP; functions are published in the <emphasis>KommanderIf</emphasis> &DCOP; \
interface as described above. Dialogs for listing and constructing calls for this \
functionality are available at our web site. +The following list is old and left here \
for reference purposes only. For a complete and current reference to all widget \
functions please look at the <emphasis>Function Browser</emphasis> which is available \
from any &kommander; text editor window by pressing the lower left button. These are \
now widget functions, not &DCOP; functions but the &DCOP; functions are published in \
the <emphasis>KommanderIf</emphasis> &DCOP; interface as described above. Dialogs for \
listing and constructing calls for this functionality are available at our web site.  \
</para>  <variablelist>
 <varlistentry>
 <term>setText(QString text)</term>
 <listitem>
 <para>
-This removes the text displayed int he widget and replaces it with the text \
supplied. +This removes the text displayed in the widget and replaces it with the \
text supplied.  </para>
 </listitem>
 </varlistentry>


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