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Creating KParts components

Posted by Hemos on from the learning-how-to-do-more dept.

Mday4F writes "Konqueror maintainer, David Faure, introduces you to the core KParts concepts of read-only and read-write parts, and shows you how to create and deploy KParts components."

13 comments

  1. C++ is ugly! by ObviousGuy · · Score: 1

    I work in it all the time so maybe I just don't notice, but when reading other people's C++ code, it becomes painfully obvious that it is way too complicated and difficult to read.

    Are there any other compiled Object Oriented Hybrid languages out there with better syntax?

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    1. Re:C++ is ugly! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0
      Are there any other compiled Object Oriented Hybrid languages out there with better syntax?
      You're just begging to get Tablizer in on this conversation, aren't you? :)

      (A bit of dry humor, if you will)
    2. Re:C++ is ugly! by elflord · · Score: 4, Insightful
      Anything that has syntax designed for C compatibility is going to be hideous as far as syntax is concerned. So the short answer is, most other languages have cleaner syntax. The compatibility of C++ makes it very useful, and has advantages that should not be dismissed lightly, but it also is an obstruction to "clean" design.

      Other compiled OO languages ? Yes, it never hurts to learn more. Take a look at Eiffel, and/or or OCaml (this is a hybrid language, actually more functional than OO)

  2. Konqueror is finished by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    With Mozilla out and about, Konqueror has served its purpose and should be put to sleep. Good bye Konqueror.

    (Have to post Anonymous on this cuz I'm sure it's up for some major asswhupping)

    1. Re:Konqueror is finished by sagie · · Score: 1

      Same for Gnome

  3. Another article on K-Parts by SocialWorm · · Score: 4, Interesting

    I was wondering if K-Parts was the KDE answer to GNOME's bonobo, so I decided to do a google search. I found an article, also on the IBM site (but which does not require registration), which mentions CORBA, so I assume it is. The "advantages vs. disadvantages" section seems very interesting.

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    1. Re:Another article on K-Parts by Geek+Boy · · Score: 5, Informative

      KParts far preceded Bonobo. There is no Corba in KDE. It uses DCOP over ICE. There is also an XML-RPC gateway.

  4. Yeah ! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I've always wanted to do KParts !
    A bit strange name for a girl though.

  5. Objective-C by Trevelyan · · Score: 1

    I've not tried it yet to comment wether it looks better. Its C with the OO features of SmallTalk thrown, which makes it sound appealing to me, in the sense its C and has credibile OO features.
    www.objective-c.org

  6. Slashdot is Gay (cipotffO, 1-:erocS) by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Very, very gay.