styleguide. Thanks to Thomas Zander for reporting this.
BTW, is this from the cursor autohide feature ?
Grabbing the mouse failed with "GrabNotViewable"
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for undo and redo - the whole reason for KToolBarPopupAction :)
Does anyone have any objection to those two files being moved to kdelibs ?
At least two apps, was the rule :) graphite and keditbookmarks are just a
beginning :-)
There's a strange space on the left of each menu item though (like the room
for a pixmap, but there is none...). Anyone ?
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the movements from the insertion sort algorithm.
George, the book I bought in Toronto turns out to be useful :)
Currently sorting by name, ascending, case insensitive, and mixes bookmarks
and folders. Will make that configurable :)
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* Implemented undoing of "delete folder" (works recursively too) - the command
pattern rocks !
* Export to NS/Moz (yes, it makes a backup of the existing file)
* Import NS bookmarks disables automatically the setting "showNS"
Oh I forgot to mention the export to NS is borrowed from kfile's code -
thanks to Martin Jones for the initial implementation :)
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bookmark folder. The latter needed KMacroCommand in gcommand.*.
Big simplification of the way commands are executed and update the GUI.
Also used the nifty icon for the bookmark folder.
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And the Settings menu has an item for hiding the dynamically generated
bookmarks from konqueror windows.
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--enable-final, and not one to know how to fix it ?? Adding the missing
#ifndef/#define is quite trivial.
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In order to support the Undo/Redo feature, I borrowed the gcommand files
from graphite (but I #define GCommand KCommand because K looks much better
than G :-) I think KCommand and KCommandHistory should be in kdelibs.
All operations now support undo (except renaming and setastoolbar, no time tonight)
Supporting undo for moving stuff around (which makes addresses change)
is a real PITA, but it seems to work ok now.
As a side effect, it now remembers whether folders where opened or closed.
Inserting stuff now works like in NS: first child if folder, next sibling
otherwise. Interestingly, the code is much cleaner now :)
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