On Friday 08 July 2011, swair shah wrote: > hi ml, > > I'm working on a project in nepomuk (something called project integrator). > I wanted to make a plasmoid for that. I know that it can be done using > either c++ or python. Now I know that there is a gsoc project where most > of the c++ plasmoids are being ported to QML.
what exactly should that dataengine with nepomuk? (odds are it already exists or a good basis for it anyways) > > First I wanted to ask why is it that c++ plasmoids are getting ported to > QML, will plasma only support QML plasmoids in the future or something? for the ui it's very likely. could still be possible having parts in c++ tough > Secondly, I wanted to ask, what is the right method to make a plasmoid? > Should i make a data engine first and then use it to make a plasmoid (also > it would be great if someone a bit familiar with nepomuk AND plasma could > just give me a brief intro to what a data engine related to nepomuk should > be like). AFAIK there isn't any data engine using which one could make yes, you should do the dataengine first and have most f the logic there.as i said that's very likely it exists, as the "metadata" dataengine in plasma active. it visualizes the results of a query, and since the data is always extracted with a query... > nepomuk application. So If i were to start building one, people willing to > make nepomuk related plasmoids will benefit in future. > > Coming back to QML, if all c++ plasmoids are eventually going to get ported > to QML, I should create the plasmoid in QML. What are your inputs? yes, you should do it in qml -- Marco Martin _______________________________________________ Plasma-devel mailing list Plasma-devel@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/plasma-devel
