On Sunday 07 March 2010 10:01:44 jon.me...@gmail.com wrote:
> Just pulled down your branch and I haven't seen any crashes after grabbing
> a screen zone.
> Looks good!
> -Jon
Confirming no crashes when compiled off of the gitorious branch. Great news, as
I can start using basket again!
Thanks a
Just pulled down your branch and I haven't seen any crashes after grabbing
a screen zone.
Looks good!
-Jon
On Mar 6, 2010 11:35pm, "Dr. Robert Marmorstein"
wrote:
Okay. I've merged the fix for KPassivePopup into my gitorious master
branch.
Please test and let me know if it fixes your i
Okay. I've merged the fix for KPassivePopup into my gitorious master branch.
Please test and let me know if it fixes your issues.
Robert
On Friday 05 March 2010 3:15:52 pm Dr. Robert Marmorstein wrote:
> Actually, I think the right approach is to use the static
> KPassivePopup::message functio
Thanks for the feedback Robert, yeah KPassivePopup::message function
looks like exactly what we want. I'm fairly familiar with Qt but I'm
just getting to know the KDE classes (there's certainly some neat
stuff in there!).
Thanks,
-Jon
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Actually, I think the right approach is to use the static
KPassivePopup::message function. One form of the function takes a
QSystemTrayIcon* as a parent parameter (instead of a QWidget*), so I think
that's what we should use. I'll try to commit it tonight.
This would allow us to continue usin
Hello again,
So I've looked over this a little more this morning and I think I
have a solution (not necessarily the solution, that's up for
discussion of course). I compared
BNPView::showPassiveDroppedDelayed() to basket v1.0.3 and it's
identical. The difference is that before when using KDE
