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diff --git a/microkde/kdeui/klistview.h b/microkde/kdeui/klistview.h index f7d9f85..8d933f6 100644 --- a/microkde/kdeui/klistview.h +++ b/microkde/kdeui/klistview.h @@ -320,192 +320,193 @@ public: * @see #addColumn() */ virtual void removeColumn(int index); /** * sets the alternate background background color. * This only has an effect if the items are KListViewItems * * @param c the color to use for every other item. Set to an invalid * colour to disable alternate colours. * * @see #alternateBackground() **/ void setAlternateBackground(const QColor &c); /** * @return the alternate background color * * @see #setAlternateBackground() */ const QColor &alternateBackground() const; /** * Saves the list view's layout (column widtsh, column order, sort column) * to a KConfig group * * @param config the @ref KConfig object to write to * @param group the config group to use */ void saveLayout(KConfig *config, const QString &group) const; /** * Reads the list view's layout from a KConfig group as stored with * @ref #saveLayout * * @param config the @ref KConfig object to read from * @param group the config group to use */ void restoreLayout(KConfig *config, const QString &group); /** * Reimplemented to remember the current sort column and order. * @param column is the column to be sorted, or -1 to sort in order of * insertion * @param whether to sort ascending (or descending) */ virtual void setSorting(int column, bool ascending = true); /** * @return the currently sorted column, or -1 if none is sorted */ int columnSorted(void) const; /** * @return whether the current sort is ascending (or descending) */ bool ascendingSort(void) const; signals: /** * This signal is emitted whenever the user executes an listview item. * That means depending on the KDE wide Single Click/Double Click * setting the user clicked or double clicked on that item. * @param item is the pointer to the executed listview item. * * Note that you may not delete any @ref QListViewItem objects in slots * connected to this signal. */ void executed( QListViewItem *item ); /** * This signal is emitted whenever the user executes an listview item. * That means depending on the KDE wide Single Click/Double Click * setting the user clicked or double clicked on that item. * @param item is the pointer to the executed listview item. * @param pos is the position where the user has clicked * @param c is the column into which the user clicked. * * Note that you may not delete any @ref QListViewItem objects in slots * connected to this signal. */ void executed( QListViewItem *item, const QPoint &pos, int c ); /** * This signal gets emitted whenever the user double clicks into the * listview. * @param item is the pointer to the clicked listview item. * @param pos is the position where the user has clicked, and * @param c is the column into which the user clicked. * * Note that you may not delete any @ref QListViewItem objects in slots * connected to this signal. * * This signal is more or less here for the sake of completeness. * You should normally not need to use this. In most cases its better * to use @ref #executed() instead. */ void doubleClicked( QListViewItem *item, const QPoint &pos, int c ); + void contextRequest( QListViewItem *item, const QPoint &pos, int c ); /** * This signal gets emitted whenever something acceptable is * dropped onto the listview. * * @param e is the drop event itself (it has already been accepted) * @param after is the item after which the drop occured (or 0L, if * the drop was above all items) * * @see #acceptDrop() */ void dropped (QDropEvent * e, QListViewItem *after); /** * This signal gets emitted whenever something acceptable is * dropped onto the listview. * * This is an overloaded version of the above (provided to simplify * processing drops outside of the class). * * @param list is the listview * @param e is the drop event itself (it has already been accepted) * @param after is the item after which the drop occured (or 0L, if * the drop was above all items */ void dropped (KListView* list, QDropEvent* e, QListViewItem* after); /** * This signal gets emitted whenever something acceptable is * dropped onto the listview. * * This function also provides a parent, in the event that your listview * is a tree * @param list is the listview * @param e is the drop event itself (it has already been accepted) * @param parent the item that is to be the parent of the new item * @param after is the item after which the drop occured (or 0L, if * the drop was above all items */ void dropped (KListView* list, QDropEvent* e, QListViewItem* parent, QListViewItem* after); /** * This signal gets emitted whenever something acceptable is * dropped onto the listview. * * This function also provides a parent, in the event that your listview * is a tree * @param e is the drop event itself (it has already been accepted) * @param parent the item that is to be the parent of the new item * @param after is the item after which the drop occured (or 0L, if * the drop was above all items */ void dropped (QDropEvent* e, QListViewItem* parent, QListViewItem* after); /** * This signal is emitted when ever the user moves an item in the list via * DnD. * If more than one item is moved at the same time, this signal is only emitted * once. */ void moved(); /** * Connect to this signal if you want to do some preprocessing before * a move is made, for example, to disable sorting * * This is sent only once per each groups of moves. That is, for each * drop that is a move this will be emitted once, before KListView calls * @see moveItem() */ void aboutToMove(); /** * This signal is emitted when ever the user moves an item in the list via * DnD. * If more than one item is moved at the same time, @p afterFirst and * @p afterNow will reflect what was true before the move. * This differs from @ref moved(), so be careful. All the items will have been * moved before @ref moved() is emitted, which is not true in this method. // FIXME * @param item the item that was moved * @param afterFirst the item that parameter item was in before the move, in the list * @param afterNow the item it's currently after. */ void moved (QListViewItem *item, QListViewItem *afterFirst, QListViewItem *afterNow); /** * This signal is emitted after all the items have been moved. It reports info for * each and every item moved, in order. The first element in @p items associates * with the first of afterFirst and afterNow. */ void moved(QPtrList<QListViewItem> &items, QPtrList<QListViewItem> &afterFirst, QPtrList<QListViewItem> &afterNow); /** * This signal gets emitted when an item is renamed via in-place renaming. * |