PATCH to make minicli use all KURIFilterPlugins

[David Faure]

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On Tuesday 29 October 2002 02:28, Neil Stevens wrote:
> On Monday October 28, 2002 01:48, David Faure wrote:
> > Neil wrote:
> > > I figure the easiest
> > > stopgap solution is to use the existing filter iterator to produce a
> > > QStringList of all installed filters.  Then remove ikws, and we're
> > > happy.
> >
> > Yes - and remove localdomainurifilter if !final.
> > So the best would be to do that iteration once on start, and store the
> > two QStringLists, ready to use for parseLine(). I'd happily approve a
> > patch doing that ;)
> 
> How about centralizing the pre-made list with the filters themselves, like
> so?

I don't see the need for this redundant storing. Why not implement plugins()
(which should be called pluginNames() instead) in terms of "iterate over
m_lstPlugins and collect names"?
pluginNames() won't be called by all apps using the class, so the additional
memory storage isn't worth it.

OTOH I would still store the two lists as member variables in minicli, so that
it doesn't have to remove() in each call to parseLine() - which is called for
_every_ keypress!

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