kdelibs (partial) todo list

Olivier Goffart ogoffart at kde.org
Mon Jan 16 22:55:31 GMT 2006


Le Lundi 16 Janvier 2006 23:28, Alexander Dymo a écrit :
> On Monday 16 January 2006 19:16, Alexander Neundorf wrote:

> > IMO this is really something nice we have with KDE 2 and 3 and shouldn't
> > throw it away. The developer doesn't have to care much about GUI setup
> > code, and the user (and the developers) can modify the GUI to their
> > needs, e.g. for konqy profiles.
>
> The question is not whether user can or can not modify the GUI.
> The question is whether the user needs that (YAGNI approach ;)).
> I've never seen the user modifying the GUI by hand. Instead they use
> "configure toolbars" dialog.

Yes, agreed.
About that "configure toolbar" there are small bugs that i hope they will be 
fixed in kde4. (the fact that it's not possible to add plugins action to the 
main toolbar)
In my dream, the toolbar could be configured by drag and drop icon on it (like 
on C++Builder back in 1997)



> By using xml files we complicate developer's 
> task IMHO. Ideally, the developer should be able to create shell and part
> menus using Qt Designer. But I don't know how to make that possible yet.

This can be done using XML files.
Create an application to edit KXMLGUI files is not difficult.
(But i know, this tools doesn't exist, and will probably never exist if noboy 
write it)

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