nnect.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> we've already got an rss dataengine, so an rss plasmoid will be easy
>>>> (forget all the ajax and xml processing, all you have to do is diaplay the
>>>> data nicely)
>>>>
>>>>
>
diaplay the
>>> data nicely)
>>>
>>>
>> yes, this one is straight forward.
>>
>>
>>
>>>> - a fancy clock: needs to get the time, and show it with fancy
>>>> graphics. Must
>>> - a fancy clock: needs to get the time, and show it with fancy
>>> graphics. Must be able to configure the display format, picking a style
>>> out of several.
>>>
>> hmm. can javascript plasmoids use libplasmaclock?
>>
>
> no
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On September 1, 2009, Daniel Duris wrote:
> I am not sure how most of the classes and elements work, but I have
> tried some listed here:
> http://api.kde.org/4.x-api/kdelibs-apidocs/plasma/html/annotated.html
there's some additional, if very sketchy, docu at
kdebase/workspace/plasma/design/javas
Hi Federico,
I've just started with the plasmoid JS development, but found that all
engines available via plasmaengineexplorer should be usable (RSS is
part of it, so I guess it should work as well - I've only tried time
and executable so far).
I am not sure how most of the classes and elements w
ajax and xml processing, all you have to do is diaplay the
> data nicely)
yes, this one is straight forward.
> > - a fancy clock: needs to get the time, and show it with fancy
> > graphics. Must be able to configure the display format, picking a style
> > out of several.
>
lock: needs to get the time, and show it with fancy
> graphics. Must be able to configure the display format, picking a style
> out of several.
hmm. can javascript plasmoids use libplasmaclock? I'm not sure. without that a
clock would be more work and less fancy (but still possible of
Hi!
I was thinking about developing two plasmoids, and wondered whether the
JavaScript bindings/libraries/whatever were up to this:
- a RSS news reader: needs to be able to connect to a remote server
(Ajax), get XML data, process it, and update its view. Must be able to
configure to whic
