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Diffstat (limited to 'src/likeback.h')
| -rw-r--r-- | src/likeback.h | 18 |
1 files changed, 9 insertions, 9 deletions
diff --git a/src/likeback.h b/src/likeback.h index c3d1f25..7a2c90f 100644 --- a/src/likeback.h +++ b/src/likeback.h @@ -25,8 +25,8 @@ class TDEConfig; class TDEAboutData; -class KAction; -class KActionCollection; +class TDEAction; +class TDEActionCollection; class LikeBackPrivate; class LikeBackBar; @@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ class LikeBackDialog; * * The LikeBack system has 5 components: * @li In the application: The comment dialog, where the user write a comment, select a type of comment, etc. - * @li In the application: The KAction to plug in the Help menu. This action displays the comment dialog. + * @li In the application: The TDEAction to plug in the Help menu. This action displays the comment dialog. * @li In the application: The button-bar, that floats bellow titlebar of every windows of the application, and let the user to quickly show the comment dialog. * The button-bar can be hidden. * @li On the server: A PHP script that collects every comments that users send. The LikeBack object should be configured to contact that server. @@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ class LikeBackDialog; * // Comment the following line once you are sure all your windows have a name: * likeBack->setWindowNamesListing(LikeBack::WarnUnnamedWindows); * - * // This line should be called early in your KMainWindow constructor because it references actionCollection(). + * // This line should be called early in your TDEMainWindow constructor because it references actionCollection(). * // It should be called before createGUI() for the action to be plugged in the Help menu: * likeBack->sendACommentAction(actionCollection()); * @endcode @@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ class LikeBack : public TQObject /** * Destructor. * Also hide the button-bar, if it was shown. - * Be careful, the KAction is deleted. Do not use it afterward, and take care to unplug it before destroying this LikeBack instance. + * Be careful, the TDEAction is deleted. Do not use it afterward, and take care to unplug it before destroying this LikeBack instance. */ ~LikeBack(); @@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ class LikeBack : public TQObject TQ_UINT16 hostPort(); /** - * Get the KAction letting user to show the comment dialog. + * Get the TDEAction letting user to show the comment dialog. * You should plug it in your Help menu, just bellow the "Report a Bug" action, or replace it. * Adding the action below "Report a Bug" or replacing "Report a Bug" depends on your application and if you have a Bugzilla account. * If you do not have a Bugzilla account, LikeBack is a good way for your small application to get bug reports: remove "Report a Bug". @@ -220,7 +220,7 @@ class LikeBack : public TQObject * <Action name="likeback_send_a_comment" /> * @endcode */ - KAction* sendACommentAction(KActionCollection *parent = 0); + TDEAction* sendACommentAction(TDEActionCollection *parent = 0); /** * @Returns The path of the currently active window. Each windows are separated with "~~". @@ -281,7 +281,7 @@ class LikeBack : public TQObject * @param windowPath The window path to send with the comment. If empty (the default), the current window path is took. * Separate window names with "~~". For instance "MainWindow~~NewFile~~FileOpen". * If you popup the dialog after an error occurred, you can put the error name in that field (if the window path has no sense in that context). - * When the dialog is popuped up from the sendACommentAction() KAction, this value is "HelpMenu", because there is no way to know if the user + * When the dialog is popuped up from the sendACommentAction() TDEAction, this value is "HelpMenu", because there is no way to know if the user * is commenting a thing he found/thinked about in a sub-dialog. * @param context Not used for the moment. Will allow more fine-grained application status report. */ @@ -303,7 +303,7 @@ class LikeBack : public TQObject private slots: /** - * Slot triggered by the "Help -> Send a Comment to Developers" KAction. + * Slot triggered by the "Help -> Send a Comment to Developers" TDEAction. * It popups the comment dialog, and set the window path to "HelpMenuAction", * because current window path has no meaning in that case. */ |