class KStdGuiItem

Public Types

• enum BidiMode { UseRTL = 0, IgnoreRTL }
• enum StdItem { Ok=1, Cancel, Yes, No, Discard, Save, DontSave, SaveAs, Apply, Clear, Help, Defaults, Close, Back, Forward, Print, Continue }

Public Static Methods

• static KGuiItem  guiItem ( StdItem ui_enum )
• static QString  stdItem ( StdItem ui_enum )
• static KGuiItem  ok ()
• static KGuiItem  cancel ()
• static KGuiItem  yes ()
• static KGuiItem  no ()
• static KGuiItem  discard ()
• static KGuiItem  save ()
• static KGuiItem  help ()
• static KGuiItem  dontSave ()
• static KGuiItem  saveAs ()
• static KGuiItem  apply ()
• static KGuiItem  clear ()
• static KGuiItem  defaults ()
• static KGuiItem  close ()
• static KGuiItem  print ()
• static KGuiItem  cont ()
• static KGuiItem  back ( BidiMode useBidi = IgnoreRTL )
• static KGuiItem  forward ( BidiMode useBidi = IgnoreRTL )
• static QPair<KGuiItem, KGuiItem>  backAndForward ()

Detailed Description

The back and forward items by default use the RTL settings for Hebrew and Arab countries. If you want those actions to ignore the RTL value and force 'Western' behaviour instead, use the IgnoreRTL value instead.

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Return a GUI item for a 'back' action, like Konqueror's back button. This GUI item can optionally honour the user's setting for BiDi, so the icon for right-to-left languages (Hebrew and Arab) has the arrow pointing in the opposite direction. By default the arrow points in the Western 'back' direction (i.e. to the left). This is because usually you only want the Bidi aware GUI item if you also want the 'forward' item. Those two are available in the separate backAndForward() method.

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Return a GUI item for a 'forward' action, like Konqueror's forward button. This GUI item can optionally honour the user's setting for BiDi, so the icon for right-to-left languages (Hebrew and Arab) has the arrow pointing in the opposite direction. By default the arrow points in the Western 'forward' direction (i.e. to the right). This is because usually you only want the Bidi aware GUI item if you also want the 'back' item. Those two are available in the separate backAndForward() method.

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Return both a back and a forward item. This function always returns items that are aware of the Right-to-Left setting for Arab and Hebrew locales. If you have a reason for wanting the 'Western' back/forward buttons, please use the back() and forward() items instead.