newbie question about the XML interface framework

[Richard Moore]

One of the features of the XML framework is that it has built in
support for standard actions (eg. File > Open). These are pulled
from the global UI spec file (ui_standards.rc) ensuring they
are in styleguide compliant positions.

Your own actions will be appended by default, or can be directed
to one of the Merge tags. In addition you can override the standard
items in a menu by adding the attribute noMerge="1" to the Menu tag.

For more info take a look at these links:

http://webcvs.kde.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/kdelibs/kdeui/ui_standards.rc
http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/xmlui/preface.html

Hope this help

Rich.

Pupeno wrote:
> 
> I'm new to KDE development, I've just created an application with KDevelop (I
> have complete read the Khello and KDE Tutorial). It is a KDE 2 MDI app. I
> wanted to configure the menus so I went to the .rc file (komandui.rc) and I
> just found:
> <!DOCTYPE kpartgui>
> <kpartgui name="komand" version="0.1">
> <MenuBar>
>          <Action name="window_menu"/>
> </MenuBar>
> </kpartgui>
> Where are all the definitions about all the menus and buttons on the toolbar
> that the application have ?
> Should it look like this:
> <!DOCTYPE kpartgui>
> <kpartgui name="p9">
> <MenuBar>
>   <Menu name="file"><text>&File</text>
>     <Action name="set_default_page"/>
>   </Menu>
> </MenuBar>
> <ToolBar fullWidth="true" name="mainToolBar">
>     <Action name="add_to_bookmarks"/>
>     <Action name="back"/>
>     <Separator/>
>     <Action name="file_quit"/>
> </ToolBar>
> </kpartgui>
> ?
> thank you!
> --
> Pupeno: pupeno at pupeno.com.ar  www.pupeno.com.ar
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