[Kde-java] More on KListViewItem

[Paul Sprakes]

On Saturday 13 Mar 2004 11:55, Richard Dale wrote:
> On Saturday 13 March 2004 11:22, Paul Sprakes wrote:
> > I'm trying to get rows in a KListView to display text in a colour other
> > then black. From looking at some c++ code examples I believe I am
> > supposed to override paintCell() in my ListViewItem subclass - however my
> > method never seems to be called (I have checked my class hasn't been
> > garbage collected).
> >
> > Is it possible to do this from Java?
>
> No, I'm afraid you can't with this release - that's the biggest limitation
> of the current bindings. The next version that I'm working on, is based on
> the 'Smoke' library, which has every possible Qt/KDE callback. That should
> be working soon - a month or two, and due for release with KDE 3.3.

Cool. I'm looking forward to that.

> All methods of  type 'void foo(void)', 'bool foo(void)' and 'void
> foo(someobject)' in QObject instances now have callbacks. You can
> subclass and override event handlers, or standard kde 'hooks' such as
> KMainWindow.queryClose(). But as KListViewItem isn't a QObject it doesn't
> have any virtual method 'hooks' to override paintCell() - bummer!

lol. Thanks again for you help.

Cheers, Paul.

> -- Richard
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