1 files changed, 2 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/library/qcopenvelope_qws.cpp b/library/qcopenvelope_qws.cpp
index 8f58787..63efb13 100644
--- a/library/qcopenvelope_qws.cpp
+++ b/library/qcopenvelope_qws.cpp
@@ -23,98 +23,98 @@
 #endif
 #include <qbuffer.h>
 #include <qfile.h>
 #include <unistd.h>
 #include <errno.h>
 #include <sys/file.h>
 #include <sys/types.h>
 #include <sys/stat.h>
 #include <time.h>
 
 #ifndef QT_NO_COP
 
 /*!
   \class QCopEnvelope qcopenvelope_qws.h
   \brief The QCopEnvelope class encapsulates and sends QCop messages
   over QCopChannels.
 
   QCop messages allow applications to communicate with each other.
   These messages are sent using QCopEnvelope, and received by connecting
   to a QCopChannel.
 
   To send a message, use the following protocol:
 
   \code
      QCopEnvelope e(channelname, messagename);
      e << parameter1 << parameter2 << ...;
   \endcode
 
   For messages without parameters, simply use:
 
   \code
      QCopEnvelope e(channelname, messagename);
   \endcode
 
   (Do not try to simplify this further as it may confuse some
   compilers.)
 
   The \c{channelname} of channels within Qtopia all start with "QPE/".
   The \c{messagename} is a function identifier followed by a list of types
   in parentheses. There is no whitespace in the message name.
 
   To receive a message, you will generally just use your application's
   predefined QPE/Application/\e{appname} channel
   (see QPEApplication::appMessage()), but you can make another channel
   and connect it to a slot like this:
 
   \code
       myChannel = new QCopChannel( "QPE/FooBar", this );
-      connect( myChannel, SIGNAL(received(const QCString &, const QByteArray &)),
-               this, SLOT(fooBarMessage( const QCString &, const QByteArray &)) );
+      connect( myChannel, SIGNAL(received(const QCString&,const QByteArray&)),
+               this, SLOT(fooBarMessage(const QCString&,const QByteArray&)) );
   \endcode
 
   See also, the \link qcop.html list of Qtopia messages\endlink.
 */
 
 /*!
   Constructs a QCopEnvelope that will write \a message to \a channel.
   If \a message has parameters, you must then use operator<<() to
   add these parameters to the envelope.
 */
 QCopEnvelope::QCopEnvelope( const QCString& channel, const QCString& message ) :
     QDataStream(new QBuffer),
     ch(channel), msg(message)
 {
     device()->open(IO_WriteOnly);
 }
 
 /*!
   Writes the message and then destroys the QCopEnvelope.
 */
 QCopEnvelope::~QCopEnvelope()
 {
     QByteArray data = ((QBuffer*)device())->buffer();
     const int pref=16;
     if ( qstrncmp(ch.data(),"QPE/Application/",pref)==0 ) {
         QString qcopfn("/tmp/qcop-msg-");
         qcopfn += ch.mid(pref);
         QFile qcopfile(qcopfn);
 
         if ( qcopfile.open(IO_WriteOnly | IO_Append) ) {
 #ifndef Q_OS_WIN32
             if(flock(qcopfile.handle(), LOCK_EX)) {
                 /* some error occurred */
                 qWarning(QString("Failed to obtain file lock on %1 (%2)")
                         .arg(qcopfn).arg( errno ));
             }
 #endif
             {
                 QDataStream ds(&qcopfile);
                 ds << ch << msg << data;
                 qcopfile.flush();
 #ifndef Q_OS_WIN32
                 flock(qcopfile.handle(), LOCK_UN);
 #endif
                 qcopfile.close();
             }
 
             QByteArray b;