cleaning up the mess, everything but KNotificationConfigWidget is
implemented.
not only does it not require additional D-Bus service (knotify) to
function but also does not transmit pixmaps over D-Bus, the features
to execute command or log to file are dropped and will not be
implemented.
also about markup support in notifications - if the server does not
support markup then it is supposed to strip it, see the spec:
https://specifications.freedesktop.org/notification-spec/notification-spec-latest.html#backwards-compat
meaning nothing should be done by KNotification itself because it is not
a server, it is just a proxy.
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optional feature that requires "-tray" command line argument and replaces
what the `ksystraycmd` program was doing. requires "X-KDE-SysTray" entry
in the desktop file as indicator that the application supports "-tray"
argument, unlike `ksystraycmd` does not spawn extra process and even
session management will work properly for it (the argument is manually
added to the restart command)
the feature is very much tide to KMainWindow (and derived classes) but the
overhead is next to none when the "-tray" argument is not specified (the
status notifier is not created in such case) however if created an
expensive tooltip update is done whenever a window changes (may have to
look into optimizing it but then again - most of the code does nothing
unless the "-tray" argument is specified)
Signed-off-by: Ivailo Monev <xakepa10@gmail.com>
because the status notifier data engine (see
kde-workspace/plasma/dataengines/statusnotifieritem/statusnotifieritemsource.cpp)
assumes that pixmaps are not larger than KIconLoader::SizeLarge
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because MIME strings (those from shared-mime-info package for example)
tend to change and exact MIME string match is unreliable
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expensive as it may be it is more reliable check if the icon is actually
available than QIcon::isNull() (for system icons anyway)
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palette and style shall be applied by the platform plugin, the font is
independant of the full Katana session (look for
KGlobalSettings::generalFont() for example, font from config is used here
and there because the config and thus KGlobalSettings offer fine grained
font selection for different purposes)
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in full Katana session it is done by the input KCM and even by the
`startkde` script (so that cursor theme applies for any error messages
shown via `xmessage`). as for changing after startup it is again done by
the input KCM (via `XFixesChangeCursorByName()` calls and other stuff), the
change even applies when not in Katana session (i.e. `systemsettings`
changes the cursor theme even if not in Katana session) so it is redundant
to do it from KGlobalSettings and only the notification signal has to be
emitted
on a side note style and palette are applied by the platform plugin (see
kde-workspace/qguiplatformplugin_kde/qguiplatformplugin_kde.cpp) when in
full Katana session meaning style and palette also do not have to
applied by KGlobalSettings but that is for another commit because there
are some other things to take in account (such as style override via
command line argument and initializing plugin paths early, before
KApplication is constructed)
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the input KCM (which changes mouse settings) emits that change so it makes
sense to apply mouse-related settings to the application when it is
emitted. also notfication for KGlobalSettings::SETTINGS_QT was never
emitted
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the output goes to the TTY and there is no rich text handler there, note
that the plain format for the "email" tag also contained entities (even
before the KuitSemantics reimplementation)
because the plain format for the "email" tag
Signed-off-by: Ivailo Monev <xakepa10@gmail.com>
by using properties defined in the spec (see
https://specifications.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/ar01s06.html)
what KService::DBusUnique (or X-DBUS-ServiceName and X-DBUS-StartupType)
was used for can be implemented but the difference is now standard
properties can be filled (with values that are correct) and (ab)used for
the same purpose, bonus points?
Signed-off-by: Ivailo Monev <xakepa10@gmail.com>
just another way to do what ASN does, the KService::DBusWait mode was
not used too. with this change however all of the process setup code is
moved to a seperate class and the responsibility of KLauncher about ASN
is reduced (ASN now works better for process that fork but if application
claims ASN support and does not send ASN finish then the timeout will be
reached)
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