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WYSIWYG and a proposition
1) Is there some WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) development tool for kde? I mean something like C++ Builder for Windows.
2) Can you plese make KDE Keyboard Tool switchable by Key Combination? Like in Windows on Alt+Shift. (Sorry if this is bad place for this proposition, didnt find other place for it).
RE: WYSIWYG and a proposition
Did you try
KDevelop? It's a very good IDE. The latest version integrates with Qt Designer in a very fancy way.
Never patch not working code. Rewrite it !
Never patch badly designed classes. Recreate them cleanly.
(Excerpts from Computing Bible)
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RE: WYSIWYG and a proposition
K, thanks, gonna get it now.
And is it hard to swotch from Windows developing to developing under Linux? Does it have big/huge/colossal difference in functions and api?
And what about that feature in Layout Switcher? Or where should i ask it.
RE: WYSIWYG and a proposition
Linux (or most Unices) develoment is not really difficult, as those system are Psix compliant. So all function calls are really standard.
Graphics development is not so difficult too. As your project is about KDE, it has a relly consistent API. Look at the DCOP and KParts, it's relly interesting
Never patch not working code. Rewrite it !
Never patch badly designed classes. Recreate them cleanly.
(Excerpts from Computing Bible)
Home of the Lab project
RE: WYSIWYG and a proposition
Originally posted by Beyonder
2) Can you plese make KDE Keyboard Tool switchable by Key Combination? Like in Windows on Alt+Shift. (Sorry if this is bad place for this proposition, didnt find other place for it).
Kxkb is already capable of switching layouts by key combination.
In general, user questions (non development related) are better asked on
www.kde-forum.org
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Originally posted by Beyonder
Saturday, December 28th 2024, 1:56pm
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