Re: Re: Questions about KnowIt

Michal Rudolf <mrudolf-W20+MoKGEJdEHWO/[email protected]> Wed, 31 Mar 2004 23:26:53 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.knowit.user
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=46rank Osterfeld,   =B6ro, 31 marca 2004 23:11:

>Apropos QTextEdit:
>What do you think about creating a more sophisticated QTextEdit subclass f=
or
>KnowIt?
I am not sure if QTextEdit allows appropriate functions to allow easy=20
subclassing with extra features.

>I thought it would be cool if I could put links directly into the note text
>and execute them by clicking (for example by Ctrl+left click). Win apps li=
ke
>cuecards or keynote support this.
Sure. It is really annoying for me, that QTextEdit already has almost all=20
required functionality (internal links, tables etc.), but there is no acces=
s=20
to it. There is no easy way to insert piece of HTML code to QTextEdit,=20
although if it is inserted (f. e. table, image), you can edit it quite=20
easily.

>I thought a little bit about link handling in an editor, there are some
> design issues like how to enter, modify and execute links (I'll post more
> about this, if there is interest in such link support).
Please do. I did a bit investigation myself.

>Uh, it's time for daily .kno file backups ;)
>Will you discuss the file format draft on the mailing list? I think it
> should be well planned to avoid problems and additional format changes in
> future development.
Sure. I will post some preliminary XML format idea soon. Maybe not so soon,=
 as=20
now I am working mostly on Quanta and Kommander...

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