Rename KCModule, KConfig, KIO, KServer, and KSocket to avoid conflicts with KDE4

1 files changed, 4 insertions, 4 deletions

diff --git a/parts/fileview/fileviewpart.cpp b/parts/fileview/fileviewpart.cpp
index 3873c112..a6c79495 100644
--- a/parts/fileview/fileviewpart.cpp
+++ b/parts/fileview/fileviewpart.cpp
@@ -112,9 +112,9 @@ void FileViewPart::loadSettings()
         unknown = TQColor( white ),
         defaultColor = TQColor( white );
 
-    KConfig *cfg = instance()->config();
+    TDEConfig *cfg = instance()->config();
 
-    KConfigGroupSaver gs( cfg, "VCS Colors" );
+    TDEConfigGroupSaver gs( cfg, "VCS Colors" );
     vcsColors.added = cfg->readColorEntry( "FileAddedColor", &added );
     vcsColors.updated = cfg->readColorEntry( "FileUpdatedColor", &updated );
     vcsColors.sticky = cfg->readColorEntry( "FileStickyColor", &sticky );
@@ -130,9 +130,9 @@ void FileViewPart::loadSettings()
 
 void FileViewPart::storeSettings()
 {
-    KConfig *cfg = instance()->config();
+    TDEConfig *cfg = instance()->config();
     // VCS colors
-    KConfigGroupSaver gs( cfg, "VCS Colors" );
+    TDEConfigGroupSaver gs( cfg, "VCS Colors" );
     cfg->writeEntry( "FileAddedColor", vcsColors.added );
     cfg->writeEntry( "FileUpdatedColor", vcsColors.updated );
     cfg->writeEntry( "FileStickyColor", vcsColors.sticky );