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Darrell Anderson 13 years ago
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extra/kde310/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
*
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and @ref slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde311/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
*
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and @ref slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde312/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
*
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and @ref slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde313/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
*
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and @ref slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde314/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
*
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and @ref slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde315/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
*
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and @ref slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde320/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
*
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde321/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
*
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde322/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
*
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde323/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
*
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde330/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
/**
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde331/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
/**
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde332/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
/**
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde340/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
*
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the %KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the %TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde341/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
*
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the %KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the %TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde342/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
*
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the %KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the %TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde343/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
*
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the %KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the %TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde350/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
*
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the %KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the %TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde351/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
*
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the %KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the %TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde352/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
*
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the %KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the %TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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extra/kde353/kpanelmenu.h
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class KPanelMenuPrivate;
*
* This class allows to build menu entries that will be dynamically added either to
* the K-menu, or to the panel as a normal button. These dynamic menus are located
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the %KDE panel).
* in shared libraries that will be loaded at runtime by Kicker (the %TDE panel).
*
* To build such a menu, you have to inherit this class and implement the pure virtual
* functions #initialize() and slotExec(). You also have to provide a factory

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