kate part

[Mathieu Chouinard]

On December 19, 2001 12:10 pm, you wrote:
> On Wednesday, 19. December 2001 01:48, you wrote:
> > Also I have an idea on how to get a kate part working, essentialy just
> > using the same technique as for the NEdit part and implementing it by
> > calling the appropriate Kate::Document Kate::View methods. Also not
> > really a big deal.
> >
> > MDI is a completely different animal and I do not fully understand what
> > all is involved with that. It seems like there is another interface to
> > be designed and implemented, not really in my line of interest.
>
> I think the "best" solution for the Gideon GUI would be:
>
> 1) droping the KEditor interface in Gideon (as suggested by Matthias) and
> using KTextEditor::Document (and the subinterfaces) and KTextEditor::View
> from the kdelibs.The nedit plugin and the simple editor (for testing) need
> a new implementation, but I think this isn't on the top of the priority
> list.
>
> 2) using QDockWindow for docking the treeview and outputview area (docking
> support is already available in QMainWindow so this shoudn't be a problem)
>
> 3) using QExtMDI for the document/view managing (editor,docbrowser,custom
> plugin views).
>
> Can we agree on this?
>
> Ciao!
> Sandy
No problems for me, I was currently looking to add QextMDI to gideon
MAthieu
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