KDE Commit-Digest for 21st October 2007

IIUC, this KCM is now a Plasma applet.

Is this going to work with Xorg-7.3

Note that it does not install a file:

/X11/xkb/rules/xorg

Can someone includes this in KDELibs4 ?

http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/QStringTemp+for+KDE+3.x+%28CVS%29?c...

It basically, allows you to write this:

QString s("is");
KStringBuffer buffer;
QString result = buffer + "Th" + s + ' ' + s + " way " + 't' + "oo cool";

Instead of writing this, due to the Proxy String Design Pattern:

result += "Th";
result += s;
result += ' ';
result += s;
result += " way ";
result += 't';
result += "oo cool";

If you LHS object is a QStringBuffer, then the compiler will know,
that you are concatening a "set of" strings instead of creating many temporary QString.

#include "qstring.h"
class Q_EXPORT KStringBuffer : public QString {
public:
Q_EXPORT inline KStringBuffer() : QString() {
QString::reserve( 128 );
}

Q_EXPORT inline KStringBuffer(register size_t sz) : QString() {
QString::reserve( sz + 64 );
}

Q_EXPORT inline KStringBuffer& operator+( const QString &s2 ) {
QString::operator+=( s2 );
return *this;
}

Q_EXPORT inline KStringBuffer& operator+( const QLatin1String &s2 ) {
QString::operator+=( s2 );
return *this;
}

Q_EXPORT inline KStringBuffer& operator+( const QByteArray &s2 ) {
QString::operator+=( s2 );
return *this;
}

Q_EXPORT inline KStringBuffer& operator+( const char *s2 ) {
QString::operator+=( s2 );
return *this;
}

Q_EXPORT inline KStringBuffer& operator+( QChar c2 ) {
QString::operator+=( c2 );
return *this;
}

Q_EXPORT inline KStringBuffer& operator+( char c2 ) {
QString::operator+=( c2 );
return *this;
}
};