You *HAVE* already an app-specific printoption pane with KDEPrint (and some apps *DO* use it since years....) [was: "kdepring what are the plans?"]
Kurt Pfeifle
k1pfeifle at gmx.net
Mon Sep 11 21:39:27 BST 2006
On Monday 11 September 2006 09:40, Thomas Zander wrote:
> For the print dialog; I'd love to have an app-specific pane for KOffice
> features.
That's already possible since many years (5?). [Possibly it does
not allow everything you want it to do, that is what *you* must
decide.]
According to my past notes there are already at least 21 different
applications in KDE using one or more extra tabs for app-specific
print settings.
For examples of just *how* and in which different ways this feature
may be utilized by application developers, please have a look at
the (expanded) print dialogs started from these applications, and
the second [and maybe 3rd and 4th] tab from the left on lower half:
---------------+----------------------
application | tab heading(s)
---------------+----------------------
* kate | Text Settings
* kate | Header & Footer
* kate | Layout
* konqueror | HTML Settings
* kcron | Cron Options
* kpresenter | KPresenter Options
* kchart | KChart Options
* kspread | Sheet Selection
* digikam | Image Settings
* kst | ???
* gwenview | Image Settings
* konsole | Options
* kig | Kig Options
* kwordquiz | Vocabulary Options
* kmplot | KmPlot Options
* kfax | Layout
* kolf | Kolf Options
* kooka | Image Printing
* kview | Image Settings
* kuickshow | Image Settings
* kviewshell | Page Size Placement
* umbrello | Diagrams
* khexedit | Page Layout
---------------+----------------------
(There may be more examples already, but this is the list of apps
I remember to have seen that feature taken advantage of. I believe
you should be able to find them all, if you grep in the KDE sources
for files that include "kprintdialogpage.h").
Cheers,
Kurt
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