Στις 02/07/2012 10:01 πμ, ο/η Aaron J. Seigo έγραψε:
On Sunday, July 1, 2012 19:46:51 Michail Vourlakos wrote:
Hello,
I would like to know if there is a way to know how much offset
adds the Plasma theme in a plasmoid. The decorations of the
plasma theme add some offset, for example the 0, 0 point of a plasmoid
is in reality offsetX+0, offsetY+0 because of the plasma theme.
I need that because of some computations outside of that plasmoid.
can you explain what you are wanting to do in a bit more detail? because with
what you described, it really sounds like you are doing something in the wrong
way.
these details are purposefully hidden so that developers don't try and do
overly clever things that actually just break the user experience. if you are
struggling against the API / design, it almost always means you should be
doing something a little different.
... but sometimes we actually do find new, valid use cases and need to extend /
improve plasma in some way to meet them.
so if you can share more details, i can share a proper answer :)
Aaron the use case is this, information for the project
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Home Page:
http://www.opentoolsandspace.org/en/projects/development/plasmoid-workflow
Video1: https://vimeo.com/43340669
Video2: https://vimeo.com/45061682 <https://vimeo.com/43340669>
Gitorious: https://gitorious.org/activities-plasma
In second video you can watch the mentioned window previews.
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It's about the window previews you had answered me in another thread
and proposed me
to copy the QML ToolTip code. Instead I found a solution with:
Plasma::WindowEffects::showWindowThumbnails
actually it works as you can see in the second video but in order to
find proper x,y for each
window thumbnail I need:
1. x,y of the plasmoid,
2. offset of Plasma Theme decoration
3. x,y inside the main QML Element
-so the real x,y is 1+2+3,
1. I can find it through the plasmoid geometry,
2. I am searching to find, (???)
3. I know it of course from inside QML.
Plasma::WindowEffects::showWindowThumbnails needs as first parameter a
WId. A plasmoid
I think does not have a WId, instead desktops WId or Dashboard WId is
used I think through:
view()->winId();
Cheers,
Michail
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