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+//Auto-generated by kalyptus. DO NOT EDIT.
+package org.kde.koala;
+
+import org.kde.qt.Qt;
+import org.kde.qt.QMetaObject;
+import org.kde.qt.QtSupport;
+import org.kde.qt.QWidget;
+
+/**
+
+ 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).
+ 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
+ object in your library, see KLibFactory. This factory is only used to construct
+ the menu object.
+ Finally, you also have to provide a desktop file describing your dynamic menu. The
+ relevant entries are: Name, Comment, Icon and X-KDE-Library (which contains the
+ library name without any extension). This desktop file has to be installed in
+ $KDEDIR/share/apps/kicker/menuext/.
+ @author The kicker maintainers, Michael Goffioul <kdeprint@swing.be>
+
+ @short Base class to build dynamically loaded menu entries for the K-menu, or the panel.
+
+*/
+public class KPanelMenu extends KPopupMenu {
+ protected KPanelMenu(Class dummy){super((Class) null);}
+ public native QMetaObject metaObject();
+ public native String className();
+ /**
+ Construct a KPanelMenu object. This is the normal constructor to use when
+ building extrernal menu entries.
+ @short Construct a KPanelMenu object.
+ */
+ /**
+ Constructor used internally by Kicker. You don't really want to use it.
+ @param startDir a directory to associate with this menu
+ @param parent parent object
+ @param name name of the object
+ @short Constructor used internally by Kicker.
+ @see #path
+ @see #setPath
+ */
+ /**
+ Get the directory path associated with this menu, or null if
+ there's no such associated path.
+ @return the associated directory path
+
+ @short Get the directory path associated with this menu, or String.null if there's no such associated path.
+ @see #setPath
+ */
+ public native String path();
+ /**
+ Set a directory path to be associated with this menu.
+ @param p the directory path
+ @short Set a directory path to be associated with this menu.
+ @see #path
+ */
+ public native void setPath(String p);
+ /**
+ Tell if the menu has been initialized, that is it already contains items.
+ This is useful when you need to know if you have to clear the menu, or to
+ fill it.
+ @return the initial state
+
+ @short Tell if the menu has been initialized, that is it already contains items.
+ @see #setInitialized
+ @see #initialize
+ */
+ public native boolean initialized();
+ /**
+ Set the initial state. Set it to true when you menu is filled with the items
+ you want.
+ @param on the initial state
+ @short Set the initial state.
+ @see #initialized
+ @see #initialize
+ */
+ public native void setInitialized(boolean on);
+ /**
+ Disable the automatic clearing of the menu. Kicker uses a cache system for
+ its menus. After a specific configurable delay, the menu will be cleared.
+ Use this function if you want to disable kicker's cache system, and avoid
+ the clearing of your menu.
+ @short Disable the automatic clearing of the menu.
+ */
+ public native void disableAutoClear();
+ /**
+ Reinitialize the menu: the menu is first cleared, the initial state is set
+ to false, and finally #initialize() is called. Use this if you want to
+ refill your menu immediately.
+ @short Reinitialize the menu: the menu is first cleared, the initial state is set to false, and finally #initialize() is called.
+ */
+ public native void reinitialize();
+ /**
+ Deinitialize the menu: the menu is cleared and the initialized state is set to
+ false. #initialize() is NOT called. It will be called before the menu is
+ next shown, however. Use this slot if you want a delayed reinitialization.
+ @short Deinitialize the menu: the menu is cleared and the initialized state is set to false.
+ */
+ public native void deinitialize();
+}