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List:       kde-core-devel
Subject:    Re: modeless KFileDialog
From:       Reginald Stadlbauer <reggie () troll ! no>
Date:       2000-02-09 22:41:04
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On Wed, 09 Feb 2000, Stephan Kulow wrote:
>Reginald Stadlbauer wrote:
>
>> Well, when thinking about it again, it looks more like a KIconView problem.
>> Because this is a single click vs. double click thingy, and QIconView doesn't
>> know anything about that. So, I guess you mean clicked() as highlight and
>> doubleClicked() as selected. And in single-click mode we connect clicked(),
>> with doubleClicked(). That's what you want and that's ok. But we still get
>> clicked() of course in single click mode then, which is not what we want. But in
>> single click we only want to get that if CTRL is also pressed.
>> So I think we need a KIconView::highlighted() signal or something like that
>> which is used instead if clicked() and just connected to clicked() in double
>> click mode. In single click mode clicked() is connected to a slot which checks
>> if CTRL is pressed (unfortunately we don't really know it so we will have to use
>> some XQueryKeymap or whatever I fear) and if CTRL is pressed highlighted() is
>> emitted. Ok, that's really hacky. Maybe just reimplementing
>> contentsMouseRelease() and doing the check for highlighted() there is better.
>> But in any way, it has to be done in KIconView (and the other KWhateverView
>> classes too)
>42

????

>> 
>> And what you mean with the "second "I fix that tomorrow"" - I don't know. If
>> you mean that I don't spend a lot of time on KDE at the moment - sorry but I'm
>> really busy at the moment with many other stuff and I just don't find the time
>> to do everything I want to :-((
>I understand that. It was just that I asked you about the QIconView
>changes and
>you said "I do that the next days"

As it is now not a Qt thing anymore, but a KDE thingy, everybody can do it
and nobody has to wait until I find the time to do it :-))

-- 
Reggie

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