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Monthly Archives: January 2007
kuiserver becomes smarter
Hi all, Well yes… despite I haven’t got free time (exams !!) I’ve done an attempt to make kuiserver smarter. All the improvement comes when you have an own job that inherits KJob, for example, MyFancyKJob, and that we have … Continue reading
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kio_uiserver from kdelibs/kio/misc moves to kuiserver at kdebase/runtime
In order to improve the logical hierarchy of the trunk tree, David Faure moved the kio_uiserver from kdelibs/kio/misc to kdebase/runtime, where it makes more sense. The renaming is important also. kio_uiserver gives the idea that is only about io operations, … Continue reading
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Cleaning the port from KIO::Job* to KJob* on some signals and slots
After some grep, I’ve noticed lots of signals/slots were wrong. In particular, if you look at kjob.h (at kdecore), you will notice that result signal is on there, and not on KIO::Job. So for example: SIGNAL(result(KIO::Job*)) did become some time … Continue reading
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Trolltech’s feedback
If you remember the bug I found on the Editor/Delegate part of Qt (version 4.2.2), you will recall I wrote trolls about the strange issue, and I gave them the test application that demonstrated the bug, and a patch I … Continue reading
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Welcome to my blog
As always, first of all, thanks for visiting my blog. I hope this is the last change I do to my blog address, and I really hope you enjoy it. Here I will talk about in which parts of KDE … Continue reading
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