Class List

Here are the classes, structs, unions and interfaces with brief descriptions:

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▼NKonsole
CAccessibleColorScheme	A color scheme which uses colors from the standard KDE color palette
CCharacter	A single character in the terminal which consists of a unicode character value, foreground and background colors and a set of rendition attributes which specify how it should be drawn
CCharacterColor	Describes the color of a single character in the terminal
CColorEntry	An entry in a terminal display's color palette
CColorScheme	Represents a color scheme for a terminal display
CColorSchemeManager	Manages the color schemes available for use by terminal displays
CEmulation	Base class for terminal emulation back-ends
CExtendedCharTable	A table which stores sequences of unicode characters, referenced by hash keys
▼CFilter	A filter processes blocks of text looking for certain patterns (such as URLs or keywords from a list) and marks the areas which match the filter's patterns as 'hotspots'
CHotSpot	Represents an area of text which matched the pattern a particular filter has been looking for
CFilterChain	A chain which allows a group of filters to be processed as one
▼CKeyboardTranslator	A convertor which maps between key sequences pressed by the user and the character strings which should be sent to the terminal and commands which should be invoked when those character sequences are pressed
CEntry	Represents an association between a key sequence pressed by the user and the character sequence and commands associated with it for a particular KeyboardTranslator
CKeyboardTranslatorManager	Manages the keyboard translations available for use by terminal sessions, see KeyboardTranslator
CKeyboardTranslatorReader	Parses the contents of a Keyboard Translator (.keytab) file and returns the entries found in it
CKeyboardTranslatorWriter	Writes a keyboard translation to disk
CNullProcessInfo	Implementation of ProcessInfo which does nothing
CPlainTextDecoder	A terminal character decoder which produces plain text, ignoring colours and other appearance-related properties of the original characters
CProcessInfo	Takes a snapshot of the state of a process and provides access to information such as the process name, parent process, the foreground process in the controlling terminal, the arguments with which the process was started and the environment
CPty	Used to start the terminal process, send data to it, receive data from it and manipulate various properties of the pseudo-teletype interface used to communicate with the process
▼CRegExpFilter	A filter which searches for sections of text matching a regular expression and creates a new RegExpFilter::HotSpot instance for them
CHotSpot	Type of hotspot created by RegExpFilter
CScreen	An image of characters with associated attributes
CScreenWindow	Provides a window onto a section of a terminal screen
CSession	Represents a terminal session consisting of a pseudo-teletype and a terminal emulation
CSessionGroup	Provides a group of sessions which is divided into master and slave sessions
CShellCommand	A class to parse and extract information about shell commands
CSSHProcessInfo	Lightweight class which provides additional information about SSH processes
CTerminalCharacterDecoder	Base class for terminal character decoders
CTerminalDisplay	A widget which displays output from a terminal emulation and sends input keypresses and mouse activity to the terminal
CTerminalImageFilterChain	A filter chain which processes character images from terminal displays
CUnixProcessInfo	Implementation of ProcessInfo for Unix platforms which uses the /proc filesystem
▼CUrlFilter	A filter which matches URLs in blocks of text
CHotSpot	Hotspot type created by UrlFilter instances
CVt102Emulation	Provides an xterm compatible terminal emulation based on the DEC VT102 terminal
CColorSchemesPage	A page entry for picking one of the available color schemes for the terminal display
CKSession	The KSession class Creates and controls the terminal session
CTerminal	A terminal emulator console with built-in support for touch and keyboard inputs, and many other features