Hello again,
sadly school turned in my way so I continued developing the bookmarks engine
(http://quickgit.kde.org/?p=scratch%2Fjangmarker%2Fbrowserbookmarks.gita=summary)
today.
I moved the code for getting bookmarks into classes. These classes are
compiled in their own libraries. It works
On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 11:02 AM, Jan Gerrit Marker
jangmar...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hello again,
sadly school turned in my way so I continued developing the bookmarks engine
(http://quickgit.kde.org/?p=scratch%2Fjangmarker%2Fbrowserbookmarks.gita=summary)
today.
I moved the code for getting
On Saturday, February 5, 2011, Jan Gerrit José Marker wrote:
If it is accepted and moved to kde-workspace I would port the runner to use
this engine.
i doubt you want to do this as DataEngines are not easy to use in a highly
multithread application like KRunner. :)
--
Aaron J. Seigo
humru
On Saturday, February 5, 2011, Jan Gerrit Marker wrote:
In order to use the engine with Synchrotron I would need to compile each
class into its own shared library, install these libraries into the
plug-ins directory together with a desktop file?
in order to use Synchrotron, they'd have to be
Hello,
The idea was on plasma-devel some time ago:
Write a dataengine which lists the bookmarks of browsers like Firefox,
Konqueror or Opera.
The bookmarks runner got the feature of querying Firefox' and Opera's
bookmarks in KDE SC 4.4 or 4.5. I used the code of this runner to implement
the
On Saturday 05 February 2011, Jan Gerrit José Marker wrote:
Hello,
The idea was on plasma-devel some time ago:
Write a dataengine which lists the bookmarks of browsers like Firefox,
Konqueror or Opera.
The bookmarks runner got the feature of querying Firefox' and Opera's
bookmarks in KDE
Hi,
The first thing here I'd like to see is separation of different
browsers into different classes. It would be much easier to
maintain/extend later.
I guess that you're copying sqlite database file to another place so
that you don't run into 'database locked' issue when firefox updates
the
p.s. There is no point really in doing this until the user (applet)
requests a data source:
/* Konqueror */
m_konquerorBookmarkManager = KBookmarkManager::userBookmarksManager();
/* Firefox 3 */
m_firefoxDbDir = QDir(KStandardDirs::locateLocal(cache, ) +
I think it's a nice idea and that the engine would be welcome for sure in
workspace
(ah, maybe you'll want to subscribe at least for the time the discussion
will go on, not sure everybody will always remember to reply to all)
I'm subscribed, I used the wrong e-Mail address, sorry.
quick
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 10:29 AM, Jan Gerrit Marker
jangmar...@googlemail.com wrote:
I think it's a nice idea and that the engine would be welcome for sure in
workspace
(ah, maybe you'll want to subscribe at least for the time the discussion
will go on, not sure everybody will always remember
Hi,
Is this a possible use for Synchrotron? Web browsers don't adhere to
the KDE release schedule, there could easily be changes to the
bookmarks format between KDE releases.
The Konqueror related code can stay in the engine's code as Konqueror changes
its API only with KDE releases.
For the
Hi,
The first thing here I'd like to see is separation of different
browsers into different classes. It would be much easier to
maintain/extend later.
I'm not sure how to make this into classes properly. I tried to understand the
way the weather dataengine uses but I didn't get it.
I guess
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 11:35 AM, Jan Gerrit Marker
jangmar...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi,
Is this a possible use for Synchrotron? Web browsers don't adhere to
the KDE release schedule, there could easily be changes to the
bookmarks format between KDE releases.
The Konqueror related code can
I'm not sure how to make this into classes properly. I tried to understand
the way the weather dataengine uses but I didn't get it.
For starters, you can just create classes like KonquerorBookmarks,
Firefox3Bookmarks etc. with some common abstract interface like
getFolders(const QString
For starters, you can just create classes like KonquerorBookmarks,
Firefox3Bookmarks etc. with some common abstract interface like
getFolders(const QString path)
getBookmarks(const QString path)
...
(or similar)
then just create a
QList QString pluginNames;
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