echo "Creating $LOCATION_ROOT/${APP_NAME_LC}/${APP_NAME_LC}_part.cpp..."; cat << EOF > $LOCATION_ROOT/${APP_NAME_LC}/${APP_NAME_LC}_part.cpp #include "${APP_NAME_LC}_part.h" #include "${APP_NAME_LC}_part.moc" #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include typedef KParts::GenericFactory<${APP_NAME}Part> ${APP_NAME}PartFactory; K_EXPORT_COMPONENT_FACTORY( lib${APP_NAME_LC}part, ${APP_NAME}PartFactory ) ${APP_NAME}Part::${APP_NAME}Part( TQWidget *parentWidget, const char *widgetName, TQObject *parent, const char *name, const TQStringList & /*args*/ ) : KParts::ReadWritePart(parent, name) { // we need an instance setInstance( ${APP_NAME}PartFactory::instance() ); // this should be your custom internal widget m_widget = new TQMultiLineEdit( parentWidget, widgetName ); // notify the part that this is our internal widget setWidget(m_widget); // create our actions KStdAction::saveAs(this, TQ_SLOT(fileSaveAs()), actionCollection()); KStdAction::save(this, TQ_SLOT(save()), actionCollection()); // set our XML-UI resource file setXMLFile("${APP_NAME_LC}_part.rc"); // we are read-write by default setReadWrite(true); // we are not modified since we haven't done anything yet setModified(false); } ${APP_NAME}Part::~${APP_NAME}Part() { } void ${APP_NAME}Part::setReadWrite(bool rw) { // notify your internal widget of the read-write state m_widget->setReadOnly(!rw); if (rw) connect(m_widget, TQ_SIGNAL(textChanged()), this, TQ_SLOT(setModified())); else { disconnect(m_widget, TQ_SIGNAL(textChanged()), this, TQ_SLOT(setModified())); } ReadWritePart::setReadWrite(rw); } void ${APP_NAME}Part::setModified(bool modified) { // get a handle on our Save action and make sure it is valid TDEAction *save = actionCollection()->action(KStdAction::stdName(KStdAction::Save)); if (!save) return; // if so, we either enable or disable it based on the current // state if (modified) save->setEnabled(true); else save->setEnabled(false); // in any event, we want our parent to do it's thing ReadWritePart::setModified(modified); } TDEAboutData *${APP_NAME}Part::createAboutData() { // the non-i18n name here must be the same as the directory in // which the part's rc file is installed ('partrcdir' in the // Makefile) TDEAboutData *aboutData = new TDEAboutData("${APP_NAME_LC}part", I18N_NOOP("${APP_NAME}Part"), "${APP_VERSION}"); aboutData->addAuthor("${AUTHOR}", 0, "${EMAIL}"); return aboutData; } bool ${APP_NAME}Part::openFile() { // m_file is always local so we can use TQFile on it TQFile file(m_file); if (file.open(IO_ReadOnly) == false) return false; // our example widget is text-based, so we use TQTextStream instead // of a raw TQDataStream TQTextStream stream(&file); TQString str; while (!stream.eof()) str += stream.readLine() + "\n"; file.close(); // now that we have the entire file, display it m_widget->setText(str); // just for fun, set the status bar emit setStatusBarText( m_url.prettyURL() ); return true; } bool ${APP_NAME}Part::saveFile() { // if we aren't read-write, return immediately if (isReadWrite() == false) return false; // m_file is always local, so we use TQFile TQFile file(m_file); if (file.open(IO_WriteOnly) == false) return false; // use TQTextStream to dump the text to the file TQTextStream stream(&file); stream << m_widget->text(); file.close(); return true; } void ${APP_NAME}Part::fileSaveAs() { // this slot is called whenever the File->Save As menu is selected, TQString file_name = KFileDialog::getSaveFileName(); if (file_name.isEmpty() == false) saveAs(file_name); }