Re: Re: [Knowit-users] Re: Questions about KnowIt

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=46rank Osterfeld,   pon, 5 kwietnia 2004 15:50:

>Yes, that's really annoying. Executing hyper links is possible, actually
> it's all implemented in QTextEdit, but disabled, the QTextEdit-friend
> QTextBrowser seems to be the only class which can override this.
>Adding links seems only be possible with append() but not with insert()...
=46unny, isn't it? To implement everything and then disable this functional=
ity.
List formatting, which was added in 0.10, bases on a function that was mark=
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as obsolete/deprecated in Qt 3.1 if I remember well. Still, there seems no=
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other way to do it!

>Maybe the only way to get better support for editing links, images, tables
>etc. is to take the QTextEdit code and create a modified QTextEdit with
> added support? I don't think any standard Qt widget offers what we need.
>I asked on #kde-devel if anybody knows an application with a widget which
>combines editable rich text and hyper links, but nobody did.
When I started to develop KnowIt and I first looked into QTextEdit class, I=
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thought this is some simple problem which would be corrected in the next=20
version (meanwhile improving rich text editor was one of announced changes =
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next versions).

Still, the appropriate changes weren't done. I hoped that if it won't be do=
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for Qt, maybe it would be done for KDE. Not yet.

What about KOffice? How it is implemented there? I haven't KOffice installe=
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here, but it may be interested to check what they have done for it.
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