PolicyKit integration in KDE take 1: systemsettings and kcmshell

[Sebastian Kügler]

On Tuesday 10 March 2009 15:41:08 dantti85-dev at yahoo.com.br wrote:
> OK, i don't know if you already had any experience with
> PolicyKit but i'll try to clarify this:
>
> Any PolicyKit action has a Result,
> simplifying you might have:
> Yes|No|Auth
> (there are more but the others aren't important for users)
> So the #2 and #3 would work this way in the apply button
>
> (|"object-locker"| Apply) if the Result is Auth (the object-locker is an
> icon) (Apply) disabled if the Result is No
> (Apply) - without the locker icon if it's Yes.
>
> the #3 option you said will always evaluate to YES,
> normally the user must check "remember my passord".
>
> And all this is automagically handled by polkit-qt, we just
> need to pass a QAbstractButton to ActionButton, and set the
> yes|No|Auth icons :D
>
> Please ask if this didn't clarify the subject.

I think that's what I aimed at. Thanks for the explanation (and the work on pk 
to begin with :-)).
-- 
sebas

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