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-KDE Custom Widgets for Qt Designer 2
-====================================
-
-
-Summary:
-========
-
-This directory contains KDE custom widgets for designer 2 which comes with
-Qt 3. Just make sure your plugin path in qtconfig includes
-$TDEDIR/lib/trinity/plugins . With the KDE build system nothing special 
-(i.e. editing the plugin path) is needed, as uic will automatically be
-called with -L <path to the kdewidgets plugin> .
-
-This plugin uses the QWidget plugin API of Qt >= 3.0
-Don't expect it to work with any other versions of Qt.
-
-
-Known Bugs:
-===========
-
-Designer crashes when using widgets that use the kapp pointer.
-
-HOWTO Add Widgets:
-==================
-Just add new widgets to kde.widgets like this:
-[ClassName]
-IncludeFile=myheader.h
-IconSet=mycoolwidget.png
-ToolTip=My Cool Widget
-WhatsThis=Long description of my cool widget
-ConstructorArgs=(parent, name, otherNeccessaryArg)
-IsContainer=true
-Group=MyWidgetCollection
-
-Everything but [ClassName] is optional.
-IncludeFile defaults to classname.h (all lowercase)
-IconSet defaults to classname.png (all lowercase)
-ToolTip defaults to ClassName
-WhatsThis defaults to ClassName
-ConstructorArgs=(parent, name)
-IsContainer defaults to false - note, any value except an empty one is
-                                interpreted as true, even if the value
-                                is "false" :) So, if the widget is not a
-                                container, just omit this line.
-Group defaults to "KDE"
-
-Don't forget to add an icon to the pics directory.  Try to make it look similar to the other icons and be the same size.
-
-There are some global options that you can have.
-
-[Global]
-Init=new InitCode();
-Destroy= delete object;
-PluginName=MyPlugin
-
-PluginName overrides the passed in value at the command line and is optional.
-Init and Destroy are both optional arguments that can be used for custom build
-up and tear down code.
-
-Have fun!
-
-
-Ian Reinhart Geiser <geiseri@kde.org>
-Daniel Molkentin <molkentin@kde.org>
-Malte Starostik <malte@kde.org>