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List:       kde-devel
Subject:    Re: Great works of art -- reading KDE code
From:       Carsten Pfeiffer <carpdjih () mailbox ! tu-berlin ! de>
Date:       2002-12-11 0:57:15
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On Tuesday 10 December 2002 21:10, Michael Schuerig wrote:

> I think it's too time consuming. I'd like to spend my time on the good
> stuff, but I'm not sure I'll be able to find it by myself as I'm only
> just developing my "taste" as far as KDE programming is concerned.

Are you just looking for larger code-bases? Then KOffice, Konqueror, Gideon, 
khtml, maybe kdeprint come to mind. Parts of the Konqueror code are IMHO due 
to the genericity not as easy to read/understand tho.

On a smaller scale, some kdelibs classes are maybe a better target. 
Personally, I found code written by Malte Starostik rather elegant and easy 
to understand.

> And even they will be obsolete once ObjectTeams have taken over KDE... ;-) 

You're well informed ;) Where did you get to know about ObjectTeams?

> Incidentally, I'm looking forward to anything that could put some structure 
> on top of signals and slots (tuple spaces might be another contender). But
> that's another conversation.

Hmm, interesting, but mostly useful for parallel computing, no? Maybe it can 
also be reduced to a means to signal and receive events, but I'm currently 
not seeing an advantage over signals/slots or QCustomEvents (but then, I only 
just had a quick look at tuple spaces).

Cheers
Carsten Pfeiffer
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