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ConfigureDialog Class Reference

#include <configuredialog.h>

Inheritance diagram for ConfigureDialog:

List of all members.


Signals

void installProfile (KConfig *profile)

Public Member Functions

 ConfigureDialog (QWidget *parent=0, const char *name=0, bool modal=true)
 ~ConfigureDialog ()

Protected Slots

void slotApply ()
void slotOk ()
void slotUser2 ()

Protected Member Functions

void hideEvent (QHideEvent *i)

Detailed Description

Definition at line 34 of file configuredialog.h.


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ConfigureDialog::ConfigureDialog ( QWidget parent = 0,
const char *  name = 0,
bool  modal = true 
)

Definition at line 216 of file configuredialog.cpp.

ConfigureDialog::~ConfigureDialog (  ) 

Definition at line 251 of file configuredialog.cpp.


Member Function Documentation

void ConfigureDialog::hideEvent ( QHideEvent i  )  [protected]

Definition at line 244 of file configuredialog.cpp.

void ConfigureDialog::installProfile ( KConfig *  profile  )  [signal]

Installs a new profile (in the dislog's widgets; to apply, the user has to hit the apply button).

Profiles are normal kmail config files which have an additonal group "KMail Profile" containing keys "Name" and "Comment" for the name and description, resp. Only keys that this profile is supposed to alter should be included in the file.

void ConfigureDialog::slotApply (  )  [protected, slot]

Saves the GlobalSettings stuff before passing on to KCMultiDialog.

Definition at line 254 of file configuredialog.cpp.

void ConfigureDialog::slotOk (  )  [protected, slot]

Saves the GlobalSettings stuff before passing on to KCMultiDialog.

Definition at line 259 of file configuredialog.cpp.

void ConfigureDialog::slotUser2 (  )  [protected, slot]

Brings up the profile loading/editing dialog.

We can't use User1, as KCMultiDialog uses that for "Reset".

Definition at line 264 of file configuredialog.cpp.


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