'Multiple dialogs with the same TitleBar text are automatically renamed'

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List:       kde-devel
Subject:    Multiple dialogs with the same TitleBar text are automatically renamed
From:       "Tyson Marchuk" <tmarchuk () cdlsystems ! com>
Date:       2002-08-01 22:05:55
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I've noticed with KDE, (Although not on solaris, Windoze, Exceed, etc.) =
that
when two dialogs have the same titlebar name (For example starting two
KCalcs or having a program open a QMessageBox with the same name as the
parent) that KDE automatically renames the dialog to "[dialog name] <2>" =
 or
"[dialog name] <n>" where n is the number of open dialogs with that =
name.

Is there any way to prevent/override this behaviour?  (config files, =
config
apps, programatically?)

Thanks for any help you can provide.  I think the developers of KDE have
done a wonderful job.

-Tyson Marchuk

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<DIV>I've noticed with KDE, (Although not on solaris, Windoze, Exceed, etc.) 
that<BR>when two dialogs have the same titlebar name (For example starting 
two<BR>KCalcs or having a program open a QMessageBox with the same name as 
the<BR>parent) that KDE automatically renames the dialog to "[dialog name] 
&lt;2&gt;"&nbsp; or<BR>"[dialog name] &lt;n&gt;" where n is the number of open 
dialogs with that name.<BR><BR>Is there any way to prevent/override this 
behaviour?&nbsp; (config files, config<BR>apps, programatically?)<BR><BR>Thanks 
for any help you can provide.&nbsp; I think the developers of KDE have<BR>done a 
wonderful job.<BR><BR>-Tyson Marchuk</DIV></BODY></HTML>

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