QML and Plasma -> progress()

[Marco Martin]

Hi all,
soo, qml javascript support landed in kdebase/runtime ;)

what e have is:
* QML bindings for various classes, done as imports (in runtime as well, 
turned out wasn't necessary to drop this load directly in libplasma) and 
divided in 3 modules:
 - org.kde.plasma.graphicswidgets : our old qgraphicswidgetsthey are still 
needed now, should be reasonably eas to drop in replace them with the 
corresponding qtcomponents

- org.kde.plasma.graphicslayouts : bindings for qgraphicslinearlayout and 
qgraphicsgridlayout. perhaps not 100% needed but helps in the transition (at 
least this ones have sizehints, we'll going to suffer for the lack of them, 
meh)

- org.kde.plasma.core : basically the stuff that is here to stay: DataSource 
to wrap dataengines in a declarative way (and use than anywhere in qml even 
qmlviewer) Theme to have the plasma colors, Svg, FrameSvg (that are the non-
graphic classes) SvgItem and FrameSvgItem that are declarativeitems to paint 
svg and framesvgs, will be pretty fundamental to implement our qtcomponents, 
the only thing that sucks about them is that is no longer possible recycle a 
single instance to draw multiple things like we do with qpainter all over the 
place (maybe sharing them like for frames in framesvg, or maybe the frame data 
sharing is enough, has to be measured.

the scriptengine itself...
it shares the same packagestructure as the js scriptengine.
it shares also all the classes (it uses just a subset of the bindings 
actually)
the difference is the scriptengine class itself SimpleJavascriptApplet vs 
DeclarativeAppletScript

so 2 plugins are made. the library of the declarative plugin is about half big 
of the js one btw

a qml file must be the "main one" and be set in the desktop file as 
mainscript.
as discussed the other day the "qml" folder in the package will be dropped  
and qml files be into the "ui" folder, right?

now, probably something is still missing/wrong from the bindings, so would be 
good whoever is interested to give it a try before 4.6 ;)

Cheers,
Marco Martin