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Sonnet, the natural language checker, continues to develop and can now discriminate between more than 70 different languages. More work on the "konsole-split-view" branch to add split/merge functionality to the KDE 4 console. Support for filesystem labels in the "mountconfig" Guidance configuration module. Large developments in the "mailtransport" KDE-PIM work to enable code sharing between users of the common "emailing" action. Support for background text colours in Konversation. Further work in the "Papillon" MSN Messenger connection library, with support for Xtraz status and notifications in Kopete. Gradient editing tool introduced across KOffice. Better support for PDF presentation files in Okular. Improved AI in the recently-imported game KSquares. "Sublime", the new user interface library for KDevelop 4 is imported into KDE SVN. The initial code for KRunner, the KDE 4 replacement for the "Run Command" dialog, is imported into KDE SVN. The RSS Konqueror sidebar plugin is removed from KDE SVN, along with dcoprss and librss, which will both be replaced by libsyndication in KDE 4.
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Rafael Fernández López discusses the new kio_uiserver possibilities in KDE 4:
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In KDE 3, we already had a kio_uiserver, and so there is nothing innovative from that point of view.
The problem with the current uiserver is that it was not really visible from the user perspective, hidden in a Konqueror configuration dialog, and that it wasn't as usable or good looking as users would generally like it to be. Since Qt 4 hit the streets, we came up with a very powerful tool: Model/View programming. The uiserver (kio_uiserver) could strongly benefit from it, by centralising all jobs that are currently running on the computer.
The uiserver works perfectly with current applications, and it is very easy to add support for new features. When creating a KIO::Job, there is usually a parameter that lets you notify the uiserver or not (maybe you want to do some work that the user need not overtly know about). So, because the uiserver is very well integrated with the internal jobs framework, there is no additional work needed for current applications to fit into the renewed uiserver.
In the KDE 3 uiserver, there were only the typical actions (cancel, pause, etc.), so it was pretty limited in scope. I really wanted to change this, and to make a more flexible and powerful tool for developers. I had two ideas:- The creation of "virtual" jobs should be possible: why only show KIO::Jobs ?
- The addition of new (and unknown) actions was needed, for improving the user experience.
The first idea is because "Jobs" do not do all the work on a computer. When doing some calculations, searching through a large amount of data, or whatever is in progress, something we would like to do is notify the user. This way, using a "for" loop you can update the uiserver to let the user know a task is in progress, and what the app is doing right now, without the need of having a KJob for that.
The second came really as a need because of the first improvement. Different kind of jobs have different needs, and different actions from the user are possible depending on the kind of job being processed.
Now, the uiserver is not a must-have item for KDE 4 (I bet lots of people didn't even notice it was there in the KDE 3 series). The important thing for KDE 4 is that it gives the user a uniform way of looking at what's happening at any moment in the system.
There is a very similiar project for the GNOME desktop too, called Mathusalem. I think that when I have all this stuff working properly, and with all the extras coded and working well I will contact the Mathusalem team, to see if we can co-operate and co-ordinate, letting Mathusalem list KDE jobs, and then of course, enabling uiserver to list GNOME jobs. This is possible because Mathusalem (and GNOME) uses D-Bus too. This would be a great step forward toward the unified desktop.
Here are some crude screenshots that allow you to better visualise the concept and possible implemenation:
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Alexander Dymo reports on the new user interface for KDevelop 4, named "Sublime":
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KDevelop UI: history
The User Interface of the KDevelop IDE has had a long history. The whole goal of the KDevelop UI was always to mimic the behavior of other development environments. KDevelop 1.x and 2.x for example looked like Visual Studio and that UI was good in that the new developers coming from the Windows platform felt at home.
The early KDevelop 3 alphas only used an interface that closely resembled IntelliJ IDEA which had probably the best user interface of the time period. Later during KDevelop 3 development we added three more so-called "UI modes" - "childframe" to resemble Visual Studio 6, "toplevel" that made KDevelop look like Delphi, and "tabbed" which was similar to the UI in the 2.x series.
These UI modes enabled KDevelop 3 to succeed in making new developers feel comfortable in the KDevelop environment. But we've paid a high price for this achievement. Increased UI-related code complexity and unmaintainability of KMDI UI library (the library to give us those four UI modes - Ideal, Childframe, Toplevel and Tabbed) were among the foremost reasons that the KDevelop 3 UI always felt so "unpolished".
KDevelop UI: now
This situation had to change, so for the KDevelop 3.4 release we ditched KMDI and used the SimpleIdeal UI mode instead. SimpleIdeal mode was built on top of my "newui" library which I wrote as an experiment to create simple and maintainable UI library with only the most frequently used features (90% of those regular Ideal mode had). As the result, for the first time since the 3.0 release in 2004 we can offer the user interface which doesn't forget your window and toolview settings, which doesn't lose focus and which allows for editor splitting. This made us believe that UI design is clearly a case when "Less is More" works best ;)
The road to the future: Ideal
For KDevelop 4 we wanted to keep on the "Less is More" path, and so the first UI effort was the port of newui library to Qt4/KDE4 which I completed and called "Ideal". It used Qt4 mainwindows/dockwidgets and provided a UI look-and-feel that closely resembled the Ideal mode of KDevelop 3. But the Ideal library did not become the foundation of KDevelop 4 UI because the team decided that the new release does not have to look and function like other familiar IDE's and should bring its own, different concept of operation. Since then we had been constantly discussing the modus operandi of this new interface and only at Akademy 2006 in Dublin, in the KDevelop BoF session after extensively looking at the pros and cons of various available IDEs did we make a final decision. This design decision was clarified several times during subsequent IRC discussions.
The future is now: Sublime
It was decided that the modus operandi of new KDevelop 4 UI (which I named "Sublime") is the following:- there is a project management window which collects all views not directly connected with code editing in a Finder-like 3-column interface (the closest match would be the project window in XCode)
- UI provides support for "areas" (similar to Eclipse's perspectives)
- the basic set of areas is:
- code editing area with split editor windows (with kate/konqueror-like splitting)
- debugging area (XCode-like debugger window with only one editor view by default but with possiblility to show more)
- profiling area (like KCacheGrind)
- user interface design area (like Qt Designer)
- area configuration includes code editor windows (unlike eclipse)
- each area can be displayed in usual Qt mainwindows with toolviews in dockwidgets
- areas are shown in separate mainwindows so that multiple-monitor setups become the best supported
- one area can be shown in two or more mainwindows by "cloning" the area (unlike Eclipse that pretends that two mainwindows show the same area)
- optionally, areas can be switched inside the same mainwindow without opening new ones (like in Eclipse), but this mode of operation will not be the default
- it is possible to open as many similar toolviews as necessary (for example, several Konsole's)
- it is possible to open several views for the same file in code editor view (unlike KDevelop 3.x)
- instead of tabs for editor windows, a "switcher" is provided (but the design for this switcher is still in progress)
One can think from the description above that the KDevelop 4 UI will still mimic what other IDEs have. This would be only slightly correct. We just took their best ideas, nothing more ;)
So where is the code?
The foundation for the Sublime design has begun as the Sublime library now imported into KDE SVN (in the kdevelop/lib/sublime directory). So the new, shiny UI is already not "vapourware" and we'll do our best to finish it soon and present some cool screenshots.
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Next week we will see a surge of activity in the KDE-PIM module, due to the well-known annual pimster-meeting in the beautiful town of Osnabrück in Germany.
The focus of the meeting will be KDE-PIM in KDE4, with such technologies as Akonadi. The meeting will run from Friday 12th to Monday 15th of January, with around 20 core KDE-PIM developers (including Volker Krause, Tobias Koenig, Will Stephenson, Cornelius Schumacher, Tom Albers and Adriaan de Groot) in attendance. The preliminary schedule can be found here.
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Reinhold Kainhofer committed changes in /branches/KDE/3.5/kdepim/korganizer/printing:
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Reinhold Kainhofer committed changes in /branches/KDE/3.5/kdepim/korganizer:
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Fix a bug in kontact that Ctrl-N did not honor the selection in the agenda view. While doing this, I realized how messed up the new(Event|Todo|Journal) stuff was, so I fixed this and got rid of lots of duplicated code... |
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Ariya Hidayat committed a change to /trunk/koffice/kspread/functions/financial.cpp:
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fixed dangerous
it is *double* declining balance, so the default factor must be 2 !
This regression is introduced again during the functions conversion to
ValueCalc(!). I have fixed it in 1.5 and then did forward-port, but
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Jens Dagerbo committed changes in /branches/kdevelop/3.4:
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Slightly hackish solution to the problem of when to unload the VCS plugin. This lets the VCS plugin live long enough to get the projectClosed() signal (and do whatever it may need to).
Real solution for this type of problem: have Core emit a "project is closed"-signal that's actually emitted _after_ the project is closed! Let's add that at some point when we're not so close to a release.. |
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Dmitry Suzdalev committed changes in /trunk/KDE/kdegames/klines:
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Implement one level undo.
Note that due to bug in QTimeLine, after this commit the game becomes unplayable unless you exchange lines 113 and 114 in qtimeline.cpp which is in qt-copy/src/corelib/tools/.
I thought about making patch for qt-copy, but this is not a critical one, so I think it doesn't worth it :-)
Well, in fact I can place a temporary workaround so patching qt-copy won't be needed.
If someone needs this, ping me somewhere :-).
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Colin Guthrie committed changes in /trunk/extragear/libs/kipi-plugins/galleryexport:
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Implement new security feature required by upcoming Gallery v2.2.
This is as yet untested but I have tested with Gallery v2.1 to ensure no regressions.
Hopefully when Gallery v2.2 is releases this will Just Work(tm), if not then I will have to patch it accordingly.
I have assumed as per the spec doc suggests that the auth token will not change since login. |
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Gilles Caulier committed a change to /trunk/extragear/graphics/digikam/utilities/splashscreen/digikam-splash.png:
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New temporally digiKam splashscreen dedicaced to 0.9.1 release.
This is not the final splashscreen for 0.9.1 release. I'm waiting a more pro-photo contribution from digiKam users.
I have commited this splash to show the new digiKam release number from svn trunk at startup...
Note : showfoto splashscreen from trunk need to be updated to 0.5.0 release. We need a user contribution too...
Gerhard, Fabien, I'm waiting your comments about a possible splashscreens contest published on web site (:=))).
The splashscreen template files are available at this url :
http://digikam3rdparty.free.fr/Splashscreens/models
Technicals info to photographers:
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This picture have been taken from French Pyrénnées during my Christmas holidays.
It a view of "Pic du Midi" taken with my Dynax 5D in RAW mode using a 24/85mm F3.5-4.5 lens and a circular polarizer filter.
The Camera profile used is the official Dynax5D from Minolta.
The workspace profile is AdobeRGB.
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Robert Knight committed changes in /branches/work/konsole-split-view:
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Work done during my short holiday:
New User-Visible Features:
* 'Merge Windows' feature. This merges all of the existing Konsole windows into a single window. (The opposite of detach view in a sense). Only merges the views from the active tab widget in each window at the moment.
* Split-view feature. Splits existing view top/bottom.
New Front-end Progress:
* Make creating a new tab and window work in the new front-end
* Add detach-view in new front-end
* Added ViewManager class which manges views and view containers in a main window as well as creating new views and session controllers for terminal sessions.* Added SessionController class which provides the actions associated with an individual session and view.
(including the Edit and History menus)
* Menu items now working: Copy,Paste,Clear,Clear & Reset,Clear History,Configure Konsole
* Wrote a widget for incremental searches in documents ( IncrementalSearchBar ). The widget is closely modelled on the incremental search bar found in Firefox.
* SessionList class to provide the actions used to create new sessions in menus
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* Fix crashes with multiple views caused by trying to change the size of the terminal image ( via setSize() ) after the user manually resizes the display
* Update terminal size associated with pty when resizing display
* Fix broken signal-slot connection in TabbedViewContainer
* Check for a minimum terminal size of 1 line x 1 column when updating the terminal image
* Ensure that internal array used by display widget to store terminal characters is always non-zero in size. Also ensure that 'lines' and 'columns' internal properties are always > 0. Fixes crashes when display widget has a very small height or width.
* Fixed crash with small display widget caused by TEWidget's count of used lines and used columns (usedLines,usedColumn fields) not being updated when the terminal image was made smaller.
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* Further file renaming for consistancy between file name and class name
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Daniele Galdi committed changes in /trunk/playground/base/qrdf:
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Improve Model.h interface. Now is possible do manage RDF Context with a clean API.
We can add/remove/list over context and also see which context we have stored in a rdf model.
With this big change we can implement nepomuk-kde services compliant with nepomuk API.
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Sebastian Kügler committed changes in /trunk/playground/base/guidance/mountconfig:
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Add support for filesystem labels in mountconfig. The label can dynamically be read by MicroHAL, so if the disk has a label, it will be found and filled in automatically. The same mechanism works for UUID where it's much, much harder to copy the UUID by hand -- just enable it via the radiobutton and it'll be read from MicroHAL (which in turn reads it from HAL).
There are little safety nets right now, especially for the UUID stuff, but it's rather easy to shoot yourself in the foot anyway already. More testing will reveal where we want some additional sanity checking.
Some smaller bugs have been fixed as well, mainly the fuser frontend wouldn't show up due to lsof not being where it's expected to be. And finally some potential encoding issues have been fixed.
I've also fixed linelength of some of the labels, those made the code pretty unreadable in some cases, I hope the translation teams won't be too angry at me. =) |
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Robert Knight committed changes in /branches/work/konsole-split-view/konsole:
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* Implement basic highlighting of URLs in Konsole when the user mouses over them and launching that URL when clicked.
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Reinhold Kainhofer committed a change to /branches/KDE/3.5/kdepim/korganizer/koeditorgeneralevent.cpp:
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Don't try to be too smart. That's only annoying to the user and does not help usability at all. Allow the user to enter an end time that is before the start time. He might want to adjust the start time later on or the current state is just a transition state and the user will change e.g. the year of the end date later on. We just step on his toes if we reset the value of the widget to the start date in these cases... |
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Tom Albers committed changes in /trunk/playground/pim/mailody:
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Add bookmarks to the filesystem sidebar. When you 'add' a bookmark Mailody's mainwindow receives focus for some reason, which I could not find. |
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Bertjan Broeksema committed changes in /branches/work/kdepim-3.5.5+/kpilot:
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I Started working on a framework for storing a mapping between pilot id's and the id's that are used by the various apps in the conduits. It's very rough at the moment and doesn't have all the functionality yet. When it's less or more "finished" i'll continue to rewrite the knotes conduit and start making use of this mapper.
I also added a testfile for it. |
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Christian Schaarschmidt committed changes in /branches/work/kdepim-3.5.5+/kmail:
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- use tree to show emails. node=preferredEmail, leaf=alternativeEmail
- re-order comboBox dropdown list items
- insert seperator in dropdown list
- fix double entries for emails in recentEmails list
- fix recent emails collection wont show current typeLabel |
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Koos Vriezen committed changes in /trunk/extragear/multimedia/kmplayer/src:
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Support regions identified by 'regionname' attribute
Fix regpoints not accounting for 'fill' attribute and make sure to draw the right rectangle w/ the regpoints case (images only for now)
Fix crash in unfortunate document reset which may trigger a child doc activate if an set/animate reset preceeds the target element
Only finish and not deactivate 'seq' children when done, when groups are finished check the 'fill' attribute whether to deactivate children (this needs some rethinking to support the 'fillDefault' state one day) |
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Mark Kretschmann committed changes in /trunk/extragear/multimedia/amarok/src:
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Add separate GUI options for fadeout and fadeout-on-exit in the Playback section. I think this bit of control is really needed, it was bad to couple this with crossfading. Especially since we cannot default-enable crossfading (too risky with alsa), but we can now default-enable fadeout. |
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Urs Wolfer committed changes in /branches/work/make_kget_cool/kget:
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Use a KActionMenu in the toolbar for start/stop downloads. So the user can choose if he would like to start/stop all or only the selected download(s). I have to implement a function for starting / stoping only the selected transfer(s). |
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Dario Massarin committed changes in /branches/work/make_kget_cool/kget:
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Change the "limit total downloads" settings to
"limit total downloads per group" and make it work.
Our architecture allows to set specific limits for each group, but for now I prefer this way, which is much easier to use and doesn't require any gui change. |
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Dario Massarin committed changes in /branches/work/make_kget_cool/kget:
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Ok. So here is the last big thing I wanted done before the end of my holidays which, unfortunately, is tomorrow.. This change makes the group concept completely usable as it introduces starting & stopping controls for each group directly on the gui. Check it out and enjoy :) |
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Urs Wolfer committed changes in /branches/work/make_kget_cool/kget:
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Be able to delete downloads with the delete-key. The actions stuff in kget is quite messy. I will clean it up as soon as the heavy kaction changes in kdelibs are done. |
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Michaël Larouche committed changes in /trunk/KDE/kdenetwork/kopete/protocols/messenger/libpapillon:
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Commit my current state of work on libpapillon Contact list part.
-Added HttpConnection to take care on HTTP over SSL connection using the SecureStream/Connector/HttpTransfer model
-Added FetchContactListJob, a job that fetch contact list(not address book) from a web service
-Added temporary hand-made SharingServiceBinding. This will be used untill I can't work on the frontend API without a generated binding.
Currently, the ContactList is populated with contacts and you can query the Allow, Block, Reverse and Pending list :)
You can use the Papillon console to test it. |
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Roman Jarosz committed changes in /trunk/KDE/kdenetwork/kopete/protocols/oscar:
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Add general Xtraz notification support.
Add Xtraz status support.
- we can send and receive Xtraz status.
- Kopete automatically retrieves Xtraz status.
- for now we only show Xtraz status description in contact list.
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Bart Coppens committed changes in /branches/koffice/1.6/koffice/krita:
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As requested by mrdocs: search recursively for icc profiles (makes sense). Also add the dirs we need to look inside to the KGlobal instance, before this we were not yet using KisDoc's instance (which actually sets the kis_profiles resource type). Happy newyear everybody! |
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Dag Andersen committed changes in /trunk/koffice/kplato:
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Add option to avoid overbooking of resources, just schedule tasks later (or extend duration) if resource conflict.
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Thomas Zander committed changes in /trunk/koffice/libs:
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Add a new feature to Shapes.
The KoShape::shapeChanged virtual hook has always been called when one of the properties of a shape changed; I expanded that by making it also get called when another shape is changed in the bounding rect of the shape to allow a shape to update itself if thats needed.
Note that I added a collisionDetection() boolean so there is little impact on performance for those that don't want it.
This effectively finishes the runAround of KWord to make sure layouting is changed when a shape is moved above it. |
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Jan Hambrecht committed changes in /trunk/koffice:
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First version of a gradient editing tool plugin.
It already can edit existing gradient backgrounds.
You can use it on the rectangle or ellipse shape for testing.
There are some repainting problems when the gradient handles are outside the parent shape.
These will be fixed in the next days.
Have fun! |
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Frans Englich committed changes in /trunk/playground/utils/xmlstat:
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Add a tool for extracting statistics about an XML document. GNU GPL, against Qt 4.2, Qt-only/QtXml, qmake based. Very primitive stuff, but seems to be useful. |
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Martin Koller committed changes in /branches/KDE/3.5/kdelibs/khtml:
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Pause animations whenever a HTML view is hidden and resume animations when it's shown again. This greatly reduces CPU usage when there are a lot of animated images in hidden tabs or minimized windows |
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Dario Massarin committed changes in /branches/work/make_kget_cool/kget/core:
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Massive performance optimization. Cache the transferChanged and transferGroupChanged event directly on the TransferTreeModel class by starting a timer when an event happens and committing all the gui changes of all the transfers and groups after 200 msec. Note that at this point the timer is stopped and a new one is started only if another event occurs.
This drops the cpu usage with the multisegments plugin from ~80% to ~5% on my machine. It's a good result, but not enough.. |
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Allen Winter committed a change to /trunk/KDE/kdesdk/ebn/krazy/plugins/doublequote_chars:
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First implementation of a new exclude facility.
To exclude a plugin from being run on a line of code, simply add a C++ comment containing the string "krazy:exclude=<plugin_name>".
Specifically, for this plugin use "krazy:exclude=doublequote_chars".
For example:
lenstr = "0" + lenstr;
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lenstr = "0" + lenstr; // krazy:exclude=doublequote_chars
note that C style comments like the following will not work:
lenstr = "0" + lenstr; /* krazy:exclude=doublequote_chars */
TODO: make all the plugins support this new facility
TODO: support comma-separated lists of plugins
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Jens Dagerbo committed changes in /branches/kdevelop/3.4:
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I have no idea what I was thinking adding a new dialog when we have a perfectly functional (superior, in fact) quick open dialog. |
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Alexander Dymo committed changes in /trunk/KDE/kdevelop/lib:
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This is "Sublime" - the new user interface library for KDevelop4.
Major Sublime features:
- areas (aka perspectives)
- document management
- view management (with splitting and 1 doc -> N views support)
- multiple mainwindow operation (for xinerama displays)
The design for Sublime is a result of KDevelop BoF meeting
at aKademy 2006 and numerous discussions at #kdevelop irc channel.
More information about the design is available on wiki (UI section):
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Andreas Pakulat committed changes in /branches/kdevelop/3.4:
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Rip out the java debugger, it was never activated. Also disable the C++ debugger for java projects, because that just doesn't work. |
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Alexander Dymo committed changes in /trunk:
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The Ideal UI mode in KDevelop is considered dead. Long live the Sublime UI mode!
This ideal library code contains ready-to-use and quite good Qt4 based implementation so I'm moving it to playground in case it is needed. |
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Aaron J. Seigo committed changes in /trunk/KDE/kdebase/workspace:
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add initial krunner. it does very little at the moment, but having it in svn will allow me to work on it using either of my machines; and maybe even others will join in the fun. ;) now that it is in svn i'll also be more apt to work on it during the tue-thur non-libs coding days. |
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Aaron J. Seigo committed changes in /trunk/KDE/kdelibs:
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remove KClipboardSynchronizer from the public API. it was only used by KApplication and klipper, and the latter only used one feature. instead add the ability to clipboard sync on/off in kapplication and make kclipboardsynch an implementation detail in kdeui/kernel =)
also break out KSessionManaged from kapplication.[h|cpp] and rename it to KSessionsManager so it sounds a bit more like english.
(hopefully) fix a crash in kapplication related to the iconloader being access in KApplication::parseCommandLine |
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Olivier Goffart committed a change to /branches/work/kdelibs_kpassworddialog:
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Add a branch to work on KPasswordDialog.
my objective:
- rename the actual KPasswordDialog into KNewPasswordDialog and keep only the part that ask for a new password (with a confirm line edit)
- move KIO::PasswordDialog in kdeui and rename KPasswordDialog |
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Simon Hausmann committed changes in /branches/work/kaction-cleanup-branch/KDE/kdelibs/kdeui:
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removed support for multiple actions with the same name in the collection. it doesn't work with xmlgui (which is the one big use-case of kacioncollection) and it doesn't work with shortcut configuration (which is the other feature of kactioncollection). |
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Sebastian Trueg committed changes in /trunk/extragear/multimedia/k3b/src/projects:
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Completely reimplemented the Audio track splitting. Sadly the old implementation crashed on a regular basis and had some usability quirks. A complete reimplementation was much easier than understanding Sharan's code. Also the new code is much more compact and does not break the AudioEditorWidget API. Thus, the Source editor dialog works properly again.
Sorry, Sharan, but I had to make it work and the only way for me was to redo it. |
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Frerich Raabe committed changes in /trunk/KDE/kdenetwork:
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- Kill dcoprss. Nobody uses this anymore (well, a Kontact plugin, but it's disabled and will be ported to libsyndication anyway), and without this there's one dependency less on librss. |
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Frerich Raabe committed changes in /trunk/KDE/kdenetwork:
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- Kill librss, in favor of libsyndication (which is basically a fork of librss plus support for new features and feed types). Now that dcoprss is gone, I could only find extragear/network/ktorrent as the only remaining application which depends on librss - but it has its own forked copy, too (what's up with these people copying libraries around?). |
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Inge Wallin committed changes in /trunk/koffice/kchart:
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Port KChart from KDChart 1.1.4 to KDChart 2.0, step 2:
Import KDChart 2.0.
- No CMakeLists.txt yet
- Nothing is called here yet.
When everything is done, the kdchart1/ subdirectory will be removed. |
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Holger Freyther committed changes in /branches/work/~zecke/findbugs:
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Start one of these I always wanted to do this or that things
Use the KDevelop C++ parser to create a static analysis tool for KDE and Qt. Currently it is doing nothing at all but I don't want to lose nothing.
test/1 and test/2 are the first things I want to detect properly and obviously this tool is inspired by findbugs
The static checking code will be MIT licensed |
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Brad Hards committed changes in /trunk/kdesupport/qca:
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Remove the Quality enum from the Random capability, as discussed with Justin.
It was only really supported by the Botan provider, and Botan dropped the idea in 1.6.0. Also, it never ensured that the random number was actually secure. |
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Aaron J. Seigo committed a change to /trunk/playground/artwork/Oxygen/docs/icons.ods:
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this should be the last of the icons in kdelibs.
there's also counts of the # of icon in each status next to the status legend labels; seems we have some 153 icons, 47 of which haven't been started (not counting mimetypes, of course)
i think this is also the time to start doing the rename of icons ... some extra debug in kiconloader should also let us catch any missed icon updates in the code at runtime. |
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