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Re: I don't understand everything...
by Richard Dale on Wednesday 20/Mar/2002, @02:56

"Is it just a QT/C# binding or will we be able to convert any KDE app to C# ?"

Adam is hoping to have some KDE C# bindings ready for KDE 3.1. If you want portable code, then just stick to the Qt api, or if you want maximum functionality and desktop integration then use the Qt/KDE api. The choice is exactly the same as if you were writing code in C++.

The KDE C# code will look much the same as the Java bindings code. Here is an example of loading a KHTMLPart in Java:

khtmlpart = new KHTMLPart(this);
khtmlpart.begin();

khtmlpart.write("<HTML><BODY><H1>KSimpleBrowser</H1>" +
"<P>To load a web page, type its URL in the line " +
"edit box and press enter,</P>" +
"</BODY></HTML>");

khtmlpart.end();

This is from the from the KDE 2 Development book KSimpleBrowser example translated to Java. It's in the cvs under kdebindings/kdejava/koala/test/simplebrowser.

-- Richard

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