[Kde-kiosk] How to unset a configuration key?

[Waldo Bastian]

On Saturday 31 July 2004 19:13, Marcus Camen wrote:
> Hi *,
>
> i would like to unset a key in a KDE config file.
>
> Take for example in kdeglobals:
>   [Paths]
>   Trash=foo
>
> If Trash ist not defined in any kdeglobals file KDE will name the trashcan
> directory i18n("Trash") (see kglobalsettings.cpp). This is exactly the
> behaviour I want.
> But what happens if a User has Trash=user_foo in his $KDEHOME? KDE names
> the trashcan 'user_foo'. Of course I can create an entry
>   [Paths]
>   Trash[$i]=system_foo
> somewhere in $KDEDIRS but then the name of the trashcan is 'system_foo'
> instead of i18n("Trash").
>
>
> What to do? If I set the key to nothing like
>   Trash[$i]=
> I get broken popup menus inside konqueror filebrowsing mode. _All_ actions
> except 'Properties' are missing. Seems like a bug...
>
>
> So, is there any way to explicitly unset a key? Something like
>   [Paths]
>   Trash[$u]
> ($u for undefined)?

[Paths]
Trash[$d]

Cheers,
Waldo
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