R: konqueror3 on SH4

[Luciano Montanaro]

On Monday 05 December 2005 15:38, Andrea Bondavalli wrote:
> -----Messaggio originale-----
> Da: Luciano Montanaro [mailto:mikelima at cirulla.net]
> Inviato: lunedì 5 dicembre 2005 11.36
>
> >I do not remember having seen this, but I rarely build with Qt-embedded.
> >Is the effect like having the main window pushed to front? That is, can
> > you
> >
> >bring back windows once they are obscured?
>
> Yes, the konqueror main window is pushed to front and I am able to bring
> back some parts of the obscured windows by passing over them with the mouse
> pointer. I am also able to interact with such obscured windows: I am able
> to push buttons on them or to move and to close them.
>
> >Can you try adding --statushide=1000 to the konqueror command line?
> >This changes the timer for the statusbar hiding, maybe it interferes with
> >other tings too.
>
> I tried it but it seems to have no effect on the problem.
> I tried also to hide the status bar (General/ShowStatusBar=false)
> but this has no effect too.
>
> >To have a better understanding on what is going on, you may try to
> >configure with --enable-debug=full. This makes konqueror very verbose,
> >and you may get some hint on what is happening.
>
> I tried this but I do not see any message regarding the menu or the popup
> windows creation or drawing.
>

It is indeed strange, and it may be caused by recent changes. You could try 
out older snapshots to see where the problem was introduced. 

> Please consider that I enabled the frame buffer support on my i686 Linux
> PC. I recompiled both the qt-embedded-free-3.3.4 and konqueror3 for such
> host and I am experiencing the same problem. That is, the problem doesn't
> seem to be platform dependent.
>
> Besides, since I am going to use only an infrared remote control as input
> device, I'd like to know about the capability of konqueror to be used
> without a mouse pointer: is it possible to use a keyboard to move from one
> link to another of the HTML page and to move among the different konqueror
> GUI elements ?
>

Yes, in general, Konqueror can be controlled by keyboard only.

Actually, the new khtml part should have an "edit" or cursor mode too, which 
may be a better option when using a remote control, but I have not (yet) 
tried using it.

You may try adding an event filter in the main widget to map the arrow keys to 
the tab and shift-tab key combination (or something to that effect).

For more fine grained control, you may need changes to the khtml part.

Luciano

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Luciano Montanaro //
                \X/ mikelima at cirulla.net
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