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1 files changed, 4 insertions, 4 deletions
diff --git a/examples/simple-pim/simple.cpp b/examples/simple-pim/simple.cpp index d3ce2cc..00c5600 100644 --- a/examples/simple-pim/simple.cpp +++ b/examples/simple-pim/simple.cpp @@ -29,132 +29,132 @@ using namespace Opie::Core; #include <qdatetime.h> // for QDate #include <qtextview.h> // a rich text widget #include <qdialog.h> #include <qwhatsthis.h> // for whats this /* Add standard includes here if you need some Examples are: stdlib.h, socket.h, etc. */ /* * implementation of simple */ /* * The factory is used for quicklaunching * It needs a constructor ( c'tor ) with at least QWidget, const char* and WFlags as parameter and a static QString appName() matching the TARGET of the .pro * * Depending on the global quick launch setting this will create * either a main method or one for our component plugin system */ OPIE_EXPORT_APP( OApplicationFactory<MainWindow> ) MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent, const char* name, WFlags fl ) : QMainWindow( parent, name, fl ) { setCaption(tr("My MainWindow") ); m_desktopChannel = 0; m_loading = 0; initUI(); /* * Tab widget as central */ m_tab = new Opie::Ui::OTabWidget(this); setCentralWidget( m_tab ); m_todoView = new PIMListView(m_tab, "Todo view" ); m_tab->addTab( m_todoView,"todo/TodoList", tr("Todos") ); m_dateView = new PIMListView(m_tab, "Datebook view" ); m_tab->addTab( m_dateView, "datebook/DateBook", tr("Events") ); /* now connect the actions */ /* * we connect the activated to our show * and on activation we will show a detailed * summary of the record */ connect(m_fire, SIGNAL(activated() ), this, SLOT(slotShow() ) ); /* * We will change the date */ connect(m_dateAction, SIGNAL(activated() ), this, SLOT(slotDate() ) ); /* * connect the show signal of the PIMListView * to a slot to show a dialog */ - connect(m_todoView, SIGNAL(showRecord(const OPimRecord&) ), - this, SLOT(slotShowRecord(const OPimRecord&) ) ); - connect(m_dateView, SIGNAL(showRecord(const OPimRecord&) ), - this, SLOT(slotShowRecord(const OPimRecord&) ) ); + connect(m_todoView, SIGNAL(showRecord(const Opie::OPimRecord&) ), + this, SLOT(slotShowRecord(const Opie::OPimRecord&) ) ); + connect(m_dateView, SIGNAL(showRecord(const Opie::OPimRecord&) ), + this, SLOT(slotShowRecord(const Opie::OPimRecord&) ) ); /* * Now comes the important lines of code for this example * We do not directly call load but delay loading until * all Events are dispatches and handled. * SO we will load once our window is mapped to screen * to achieve that we use a QTimer::singleShot * After 10 milli seconds the timer fires and on TimerEvent * out slot slotLoad will be called * Remember this a Constructor to construct your object and not * to load */ QTimer::singleShot( 10, this, SLOT(slotLoad() ) ); } MainWindow::~MainWindow() { // again nothing to delete because Qt takes care } void MainWindow::setDocument( const QString& /*str*/ ) { } void MainWindow::initUI() { setToolBarsMovable( false ); QToolBar *menuBarHolder = new QToolBar( this ); menuBarHolder->setHorizontalStretchable( true ); QMenuBar *mb = new QMenuBar( menuBarHolder ); QToolBar *tb = new QToolBar( this ); QPopupMenu *fileMenu = new QPopupMenu( this ); QAction *a = new QAction( tr("Quit"), Resource::loadIconSet("quit_icon"), QString::null, 0, this, "quit_action" ); /* * Connect quit to the QApplication quit slot */ connect(a, SIGNAL(activated() ), qApp, SLOT(quit() ) ); a->addTo( fileMenu ); a = new QAction(tr("View Current"), Resource::loadIconSet("zoom"), QString::null, 0, this, "view current"); /* a simple whats this online explanation of out button */ a->setWhatsThis(tr("Views the current record") ); /* or QWhatsThis::add(widget, "description" ); */ /* see the power? */ a->addTo( fileMenu ); a->addTo( tb ); m_fire = a; a = new QAction(tr("Choose Date"), Resource::loadIconSet("day"), QString::null, 0, this, "choose date" ); a->addTo( fileMenu ); a->addTo( tb ); m_dateAction = a; |