Thanks. I found the way to do it following your advise.
2012/2/22 Weng Xuetian :
> 在 2012年2月22日 星期三 12:59:58，Simone Gaiarin 写道：
>> I'm writing a plasmoid to control redshift.
>> Redshift is a program that change the colour temperature of the monitor.
>>
>> Here you can find the current plasmoid I
在 2012年2月22日 星期三 12:59:58，Simone Gaiarin 写道：
> I'm writing a plasmoid to control redshift.
> Redshift is a program that change the colour temperature of the monitor.
>
> Here you can find the current plasmoid I wrote:
> http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Redshift+plasmoid?content8737
>
> The cur
I'm writing a plasmoid to control redshift.
Redshift is a program that change the colour temperature of the monitor.
Here you can find the current plasmoid I wrote:
http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Redshift+plasmoid?content=148737
The current plasmoid span a redshift process from inside of it
在 2012年2月22日 星期三 10:45:13，Simone Gaiarin 写道：
> Thank you. The problem was that I didn't run the plasmoid on the same
> process.
>
> What can be the best way to store a KProcess to the dataengine?
> Idea 1:
> Subclass the DataContainer class and store the KProcess in that class,
> like the Executabl
Thank you. The problem was that I didn't run the plasmoid on the same process.
What can be the best way to store a KProcess to the dataengine?
Idea 1:
Subclass the DataContainer class and store the KProcess in that class,
like the Executable dataEngine does. When the source is requested i
use addS
On Tuesday, February 21, 2012 17:16:35 Simone Gaiarin wrote:
> I need some explanation on how dataengines work. I can't understand if
> the dataengine is shared among plasmoids or if every plasmoid creates
> his own dataengine that retrive info.
DataEngines are shared and read-only. Services are n
