23 Sep
2016
23 Sep
'16
8:49 p.m.
Michele Calgaro wrote:
Hi,
I was able to get the dialog visible in the properties window.
I also know now how to test such things.
This plugin (library) is service.
In the .desktop file I write now
[Desktop Entry]
Type=Service
Name=Trash Properties Page
Name[bg]=Свойства на кошчето
X-TDE-Library=ktrashpropsdlgplugin
X-TDE-ServiceTypes=KPropsDlg/Plugin,media/builtin-trash
the file goes in
/opt/trinity/share/services/ktrashpropsdlgplugin.desktop
After this run
tdebuildsycoca
Now right click and select properties on the trashbin and watch
in .xsession-err...
tdeio (KSycoca): Trying to open tdesycoca
from /var/tmp/tdecache-emanoil/tdesycoca
tdeio (TDETrader): query for ThumbCreator : returning 14 offers
tdeio (TDETrader): query for media/builtin-trash : returning 0 offers
tdeio (TDEIOJob): stat file:///opt/trinity/share/apps/kdesktop/Desktop/Trash
tdeio_file: FileProtocol::stat details=2
tdeio (TDETrader): query for ThumbCreator : returning 14 offers
tdeio (TDETrader): query for media/builtin-trash : returning 1 offers
The issue now is that it does not save the values set in the dialog window.
regards
On 2016/09/22 09:56 PM, Michele Calgaro wrote:
> Yes, I thought your question was deeper in fact.
>
> tdeio system is in principle "simple". When an application needs a file
> (whether a local one or remote one), is uses a tdeio job to request it. A
> corresponding tdeio-slave will actually do the work to get the file and
> send back to the tdeio requesting application. Under the hood, there is
> much more going on, including task scheduling for asynchronous tasks.
>
> Not sure there is some documentation about it. I recently had to dwell
> into the tdeio subsystem to debug bug 2685 and I found useful info in the
> tdelibs html files related to the class involved. See tdeio/tdeio
> documentations in tdelibs
>
file:///opt/trinity/share/doc/tde/HTML/en/tdelibs-apidocs/tdeio/tdeio/html/classTDEIO_1_1Job.html
and navigate
around from there.
Cheers
Michele
Forgot to mention that protocols are special instances of tdeio-slaves
that make a speficic file available through a given protocol.
For example an ftp tdeio-slaves will make a file on an ftp server looks
like a local file to any tde application.
Cheers
Michele