[bt-devel] Features testing feature, paged config dialog, module manager

[Martin Gruner]

Hi Eeli,

this sounds good, thank you!

A side note: please do not use "module(s)" in user-visible strings. We thought 
about that quite a while and opted for the metaphor "work" (printed work, 
like book, lexicon etc.) and "bookshelf" where you store these works. Maybe 
we can find a better term, but not "module" or "module manager". I should 
document that somewhere in the wiki....

God bless, 

mg

Am Mittwoch, 16. Januar 2008 schrieb Eeli Kaikkonen:
> I added a command line argument "--test <feature>". Sometimes it's nice
> to be able to test some new feature but be able to switch it on/off
> without changing the code and recompiling. See the svn revision 580
> main.cpp and bibletime_slots.cpp to see how it works.
>
> I have written the framework for paged config dialogs (configuration,
> bookshelf manager). I have also implemented part of the new module
> installation widget. The result can be seen using "--test modulemanager"
> command line argument and then opening the bookshelf manager normally.
>
> The paged dialog framework is now in bookshelfmanager/new/ directory, it
> has to be moved to frontend/ later. There are superclasses for a dialog
> and for a page: BtConfigDialog and BtConfigPage. A page is basically
> just a QWidget with header, label and icon strings so it should be easy
> to port the existing dialog pages to BtConfigPage.
>
> The config dialogs are one of the major KDE->Qt tasks, after that we
> have KHTML, font chooser, display window actions/menus and some
> smaller tasks. I'd really like to see a shortcut configurator but it's
> to be thought about later.
>
>   Yours,
> 	Eeli Kaikkonen (Mr.), Oulu, Finland
> 	e-mail: eekaikko at mailx.studentx.oulux.fix (with no x)
>
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