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find -name CMakeLists.txt -exec sed -e 's|${KDE4_PLASMA_LIBS}|KDE4::plasma|g' -e 's|${KDE4_KIO_LIBS}|KDE4::kio|g' -e 's|${KDE4_SOLID_LIBS}|KDE4::solid|g' -e 's|${KDE4_KFILE_LIBS}|KDE4::kfile|g' -e 's|${KDE4_KDECORE_LIBS}|KDE4::kdecore|g' -e 's|${KDE4_KDEUI_LIBS}|KDE4::kdeui|g' -e 's|${KDE4_KCMUTILS_LIBS}|KDE4::kcmutils|g' -e 's|${KDE4_KDECLARATIVE_LIBS}|KDE4::kdeclarative|g' -e 's|${KDE4_KPTY_LIBS}|KDE4::kpty|g' -e 's|${KDE4_KEMAIL_LIBS}|KDE4::kemail|g' -e 's|${KDE4_KMEDIAPLAYER_LIBS}|KDE4::kmediaplayer|g' -e 's|${KDE4_KPARTS_LIBS}|KDE4::kparts|g' -e 's|${KDE4_KIDLETIME_LIBS}|KDE4::kidletime|g' -e 's|${KDE4_KTEXTEDITOR_LIBS}|KDE4::ktexteditor|g' -e 's|${KDE4_KPASSWDSTORE_LIBS}|KDE4::kpasswdstore|g' -e 's|${KDE4_KARCHIVE_LIBS}|KDE4::karchive|g' -e 's|${KDE4_KDNSSD_LIBS}|KDE4::kdnssd|g' -e 's|${KDE4_KNOTIFYCONFIG_LIBS}|KDE4::knotifyconfig|g' -e 's|${KDE4_KEXIV2_LIBS}|KDE4::kexiv2|g' -i {} +
Signed-off-by: Ivailo Monev <xakepa10@gmail.com>
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kioexec is launched when the user wants to open a remote file with an application that only supports local files. For this it does the following: - downloads a remote file to a temp location - starts a 'local' application with that temp file as argument - wait fors application to be exited - if the modification time of the file is different from the original one, (because the file was modified) then it offers re-uploading the modified version. This is how you offer network transparency to apps that don't have it. BUT: with KUniqueApplication, this breaks, because the app returns at once, so we have no way to know when the user finished editing the file... Conclusion: if the application has network transparency built-in, it should put "%u" in its desktop file - and kioexec isn't used -. If it doesn't, either it's a KApplication and kiiooexec does its job, or it's a KUniqueApplication and... kioexec can't see modifications to the file. Be warned. From Waldo: "The program doesn't return _at once_. It returns after "newInstance()" returns. So if you open the file there it will still work. (Or rename it)" David Faure <faure@kde.org> 20-May-2000