KDE 4.2 PyKDE API Reference
KTextEditSpellInterface Class Reference
from PyKDE4.kdeui import *
Detailed Description
- Abstract class:
- This class can be used as a base class for new classes, but can not be instantiated directly.
This interface is a workaround to keep binary compatibility in KDE4, because adding the virtual keyword to functions is not BC.
Call KTextEdit.setSpellInterface() to set this interface to a KTextEdit, and some functions of KTextEdit will delegate their calls to this interface instead, which provides a way for derived classes to modifiy the behavior or those functions.
- Since:
- 4.2
TODO: Get rid of this class in KDE5 and add the methods to KTextEdit instead, by making them virtual there.
Methods | |
| bool | isSpellCheckingEnabled (self) |
| setSpellCheckingEnabled (self, bool enable) | |
| bool | shouldBlockBeSpellChecked (self, QString block) |
Method Documentation
| bool isSpellCheckingEnabled | ( | self ) |
- Abstract method:
- This method is abstract and can be overridden but not called directly.
- Returns:
- true if spellchecking for the text edit is enabled.
| setSpellCheckingEnabled | ( | self, | ||
| bool | enable | |||
| ) |
- Abstract method:
- This method is abstract and can be overridden but not called directly.
Sets whether to enable spellchecking for the KTextEdit.
- Parameters:
-
enable true if spellchecking should be enabled, false otherwise
| bool shouldBlockBeSpellChecked | ( | self, | ||
| QString | block | |||
| ) |
- Abstract method:
- This method is abstract and can be overridden but not called directly.
Returns true if the given paragraph or block should be spellcheck. For example, a mail client does not want to check quoted text, and would return false here (by checking whether the block starts with a quote sign).
