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On Thursday 02 October 2003 02:34, you wrote:
> On that topic does anyone else thing that having a compiler, config files,
> more files in kdelibs _just_ so developers don't have to type the default
> value of a setting in two places seem silly to anyone else? For
> applications with a very large number of settings putting them all of the
> default values in one file is a very nice thing to have, but I see no other
> benefit.

It just occured to me that in KJots, the application with 3 configuration 
options, the default value for the auto-save-interval was "4" in the code but 
"15" in the settings dialog.

So, yes, even with 3 settings it seems to be very much needed.

Cheers,
Waldo
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