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diff --git a/libopie2/opiecore/oconfig.h b/libopie2/opiecore/oconfig.h index 444d280..becf70d 100644 --- a/libopie2/opiecore/oconfig.h +++ b/libopie2/opiecore/oconfig.h @@ -95,46 +95,47 @@ class OConfig : public Config * OConfigGroupSaver. Simply construct such an object ON THE STACK * when you want to switch to a new group. Then, when the object goes * out of scope, the group will automatically be restored. If you * want to use several different groups within a function or method, * you can still use OConfigGroupSaver: Simply enclose all work with * one group (including the creation of the OConfigGroupSaver object) * in one block. * * @author Matthias Kalle Dalheimer <Kalle@kde.org> * @version $Id$ * @see OConfig */ class OConfigGroupSaver { public: /** * Constructor. * Create the object giving a @config object and a @a group to become * the current group. */ OConfigGroupSaver( OConfig* config, QString group ) :_config(config), _oldgroup(config->group() ) { _config->setGroup( group ); } OConfigGroupSaver( OConfig* config, const char *group ) :_config(config), _oldgroup(config->group()) { _config->setGroup( group ); } OConfigGroupSaver( OConfig* config, const QCString &group ) : _config(config), _oldgroup(config->group()) { _config->setGroup( group ); } /** * Destructor. * Restores the last current group. + * @todo make it not inline for bc reasons. See KDE BC guide */ ~OConfigGroupSaver() { _config->setGroup( _oldgroup ); } OConfig* config() { return _config; }; private: OConfig* _config; QString _oldgroup; OConfigGroupSaver( const OConfigGroupSaver& ); OConfigGroupSaver& operator=( const OConfigGroupSaver& ); }; #endif // OCONFIG_H |