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Displays messages in the window icon and title. The simplest use displays a text message in the window title:
KWindowInfo::showMessage( this, "Message Body" ); |
This more complex example changes the window icon, as well as displaying the text. In addition, this example overrides the default timeout to ensure the message is only displayed for 1 second.
QPixmap px; px.load( "lo16-app-logtracker.png" ); KWindowInfo::showMessage( this, "Message Body", px, 1000 ); |
KWindowInfo ( QWidget *parent, const char *name=0 )
| KWindowInfo |
Creates a KWindowInfo with the specified parent.
~KWindowInfo ()
| ~KWindowInfo |
[virtual]
Cleans up.
bool autoDelete ()
| autoDelete |
[const]
Returns true iff the object should delete itself when it resets.
void setAutoDelete ( bool enable )
| setAutoDelete |
Set to true if you want the object to delete itself when the message timeout occurs.
void showMessage ( QWidget *window, const QString &text, int timeout = -1 )
| showMessage |
[static]
Utility method to display a title bar message for the specified window.
void showMessage ( QWidget *window, const QString &text,
const QPixmap &pix, int timeout = -1 )
| showMessage |
[static]
Utility method to display a title bar message and icon for the specified window.
void message ( const QString &text )
| message |
[slot]
Shows the specified text in the window title.
void message ( const QString &text, const QPixmap &pix )
| message |
[slot]
Shows the specified text in the window title, and sets the window icon.
void message ( const QString &text, int timeout )
| message |
[slot]
Shows the specified text in the window title for the specified time. The time is specified in milliseconds.
void message ( const QString &text, const QPixmap &pix, int timeout )
| message |
[slot]
Shows the specified icon and text in the window title and WM icon, for the specified time. The time is specified in milliseconds.
void save ()
| save |
[slot]
Saves the window title and icon
void restore ()
| restore |
[slot]
Resets the window title and icon to the saved values. If auto-delete is enabled then the object is deleted.