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List:       kde-devel
Subject:    Re: newbie... mixing kactions and kstdactions
From:       Michael Jarrett <gexcfxyy () umail ! corel ! com>
Date:       2001-02-16 18:32:46
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Cool! I was doing SO many hack jobs to get around that.

Is this stuff documented anywhere?

Kurt Granroth wrote:
> 
> Pupeno wrote:
> > and I want to them to appear in the File menu in this order:
> > File
> > -New
> > -Open
> > -Open in a New Window
> > -Open Location
> > -Open Location in a New Window
> > -Save
> > -Save Everything
> > -Close
> >
> > How can I do it ?
> > this is my actual ui.rc file:
> > <!DOCTYPE kpartgui>
> > <kpartgui name="komand" version="0.1">
> > <MenuBar>
> >   <Menu name="file"><text>&amp;File</text>
> >     <Action name="open_in_new"/>
> >     <Action name="open_location"/>
> >     <Action name="open_location_in_new"/>
> >     <Action name="save_everything"/>
> >   </Menu>
> >   <Action name="window_menu"/>
> > </MenuBar>
> > </kpartgui>
> 
> The "trick" is that you need to append the non standard actions into
> the standard places.  If you look at the global XML resource file:
> $KDEDIR/share/config/ui/ui_standards.rc, you'll see several items like
> <MergeLocal name="new_merge"/>.  There are "merge points".. they allow
> you to merge in your custom actions into the standard menu.
> 
> So you in your case, your komandui.rc file would look *something* like
> so:
> 
> <!DOCTYPE kpartgui>
> <kpartgui name="komand" version="0.1">
> <MenuBar>
>   <Menu name="file"><text>&amp;File</text>
>     <Action name="open_in_new" append="new_merge"/>
>     <Action name="open_location" append="new_merge"/>
>     <Action name="open_location_in_new" append="new_merge"/>
>     <Action name="save_everything" append="save_merge"/>
>   </Menu>
>   <Action name="window_menu"/>
> </MenuBar>
> </kpartgui>
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> KDE Developer/Evangelist | SuSE Labs Open Source Developer
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