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KParts is the component framework for the KDE desktop environment.

KParts is the component framework for the KDE desktop environment. An individual component is called a KPart. KParts are analogous to Bonobo components in GNOME and ActiveX controls in Microsoft's Component Object Model. Konsole is available as a KPart and is used in applications like Konqueror and Kate.

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Kdevelop 5 + kdev-control-flow-graph

I successfully build and installed kdev-control-flow-graph plugin after forking from sandsmark/kdev-control-flow-graph into my own fljx/kdev-control-flow-graph branch with minimal changes. When I try to enable kdev-control-flow-graph view, though, I…
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(QT/kdelib) how to know the end of a command in KTerminalInterface?

I have a KTerminalInterface (from kparts) in my qt/kdelib app, and I run a command within it. The problem is: how can I know if the program is terminated? I need to know it because at its end I must reset some variable. Does anyone got a similar…
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Changing terminalinterface command after showing it on qt/kdelibs app

I have this terminal on my qt/kde application KLibFactory* factory = KLibLoader::self()->factory("libkonsolepart"); KParts::Part* p = static_cast (factory->create(this,"terminal",QStringList() <<…
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Python editor in a PyQt4 application

I need to integrate an editor into a window/dialog in my PyQt4 application. It needs to support syntax highlighting for Python, Java and C++. It should run under Linux and ideally windows. What would you suggest and where can I find the API and…
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How do I get the current directory of a konsole kpart

Exactly what it says on the tin. Also is there any way to tell what is running inside the shell?* I suppose I could do this by looking up finding process with matching parent pids* but is that portable to windows? And how would you look up current…
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