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diff --git a/kmail/Mainpage.dox b/kmail/Mainpage.dox index 3121e2d9..148f9e60 100644 --- a/kmail/Mainpage.dox +++ b/kmail/Mainpage.dox @@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ is not modal and the user may hit apply/ok anytime between calls to function that want to use the identity reference. Store the UOID instead if you need to keep track of the identity. You may also want to connect to one of the KPIM::IdentityManager::changed() or ::deleted() -Q_SIGNALS, if you want to do special processing in case the identity +signals, if you want to do special processing in case the identity changes. Thus, in the ConfigureDialog, you will see non-const KPIM::Identity @@ -109,8 +109,8 @@ instance of the filter manager is held by the kernel The search pattern is a QPtrList of search rules (kmsearchpattern.h) and a boolean operator that defines their relation (and/or). -A search rule consists of a field-QString, a "function"-enum and a -"contents" or "value" QString. The first gives the header (or +A search rule consists of a field-TQString, a "function"-enum and a +"contents" or "value" TQString. The first gives the header (or pseudoheader) to match against, the second says how to match (equals, consists, is less than,...) and the third holds the pattern to match against. @@ -155,7 +155,7 @@ the corresponding config manager instead. But that won't change the basic principle. Thus, there is an abstract base class ConfigurePage (defined in -configuredialog_p.h), which derives from QWidget. It has four methods +configuredialog_p.h), which derives from TQWidget. It has four methods of which you have to reimplement at least the first two: - void setup() @@ -239,7 +239,7 @@ as follows : ---< actual folder types: KMFolderImap, KMFolderMbox... >-- At the base KMail's folder design starts with KMFolderNode which -inherits QObject. KMFolderNode is the base class encapsulating +inherits TQObject. KMFolderNode is the base class encapsulating common folder properties such as the name and a boolean signifying whether the folder is a folder holding mail directly or a KMFolderDir. KMFolderNode's often do not have an on-disk representation, they are @@ -277,13 +277,13 @@ accessed via KMKernel ( the "kmkernel" construct ). Those methods are : FolderJob classes - These classes allow asynchronous operations on KMFolder's. You create a Job on the heap, connect to one of its -Q_SIGNALS and wait for the job to finish. Folders serve as FolderJob +signals and wait for the job to finish. Folders serve as FolderJob factories. For example, to retrieve the full message from a folder you do : FolderJob *job = folderParent->createJob( aMsg, tGetMessage ); -connect( job, SIGNAL(messageRetrieved(KMMessage*)), - SLOT(msgWasRetrieved(KMMessage*)) ); +connect( job, TQ_SIGNAL(messageRetrieved(KMMessage*)), + TQ_SLOT(msgWasRetrieved(KMMessage*)) ); job->start(); @@ -410,7 +410,7 @@ uniq: 3 bits = max. 8 different types with same chunk size: 010 Offset32 011 SerNum/UOID 100 DateTime - 101 Color (QRgb: (a,r,g,b)) + 101 Color (TQRgb: (a,r,g,b)) 110 reserved 111 Extend @@ -821,7 +821,7 @@ During the design phase we identified a need for BodyPartFormatters to request their being called on some form of events, e.g. a dcop signal. Thus, the Memento interface also includes the IObserver and ISubject interfaces. If a BodyPartFormatter needs to react to a signal -(Qt or DCOP), it implements the Memento interface using a QObject, +(Qt or DCOP), it implements the Memento interface using a TQObject, connects the signal to a slot on the Memento and (as an ISubject) notifies it's IObservers when the slot is called. If a Memento is created, the reader window registers itself as an observer of the @@ -850,16 +850,16 @@ public: }; class DelayedHelloWorldBodyPartMemento - : public QObject, public KMail::BodyPartMemento { + : public TQObject, public KMail::BodyPartMemento { public: DelayedHelloWorldBodyPartMemento() - : QObject( 0, "DelayedHelloWorldBodyPartMemento" ), + : TQObject( 0, "DelayedHelloWorldBodyPartMemento" ), KMail::BodyPartMemento() { - QTimer::singleShot( 10*1000, this, SLOT(slotTimeout()) ); + QTimer::singleShot( 10*1000, this, TQ_SLOT(slotTimeout()) ); } -private Q_SLOTS: +private slots: void slotTimeout() { notify(): } private: |