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Hi,

I have discovered a situation where a commandline argument is not correctly=
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used:

I was working on Project Portland's xdg-file-dialog script, which uses kdia=
log=20
on KDE.

kdialog --help says it understands an option called --title, however

kdialog --title "foo bar" --getopenfilename /tmp

just has the caption "KDialog"

The kdialog code uses the --title option it works for example=20
with --getexistingdirectory,
However it is used to set the dialog's caption property which is overwritte=
n=20
by KApplication::setTopWidget later on, which uses KApplication::caption()

Since --title is a documented kdialog option, it should work IMHO.

=2D-caption works and seems to behave better, e.g.

kdialog --caption "foo bar" --msgbox "commandline options should work!"

gets a caption like this: "Information - foo bar"

while

kdialog --title "foo bar" --msgbox "commandline options should work!"

gets a caption like this: "foo bar - KDialog"

Any ideas how to solve this correctly?

Cheers,
Kevin

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Kevin Krammer <kevin.krammer@gmx.at>
Qt/KDE Developer, Debian User
Moderator: www.mrunix.de (German), www.qtcentre.org

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