=begin
This template constructs an application with menus, toolbar and statusbar.
It uses an XML file(menuapp3ui.rc) to specify the menu layout; all menu
items have a corresponding action defined, but no menus are created
explicitly in code. This app has the same menu layout as menuapp2.py
=end

=begin
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=end


require 'Korundum'

class MainWin < KDE::MainWindow
	STATUSBAR_LEFT   = 1
	STATUSBAR_MIDDLE = 2
	STATUSBAR_RIGHT  = 3
	
	slots	'slotNew()', 'slotOpen()', 'slotSave()', 'slotSaveAs()', 'slotPrint()', 'slotQuit()', 'slotUndo()',
 			'slotRedo()', 'slotCut()', 'slotCopy()', 'slotPaste()', 'slotFind()', 'slotFindNext()', 'slotReplace()',
			'slotSpecial()'
	
    def initialize(*args)
        super

        # Create actions that correspond to those in the XML file
        initActions()
		
        # Parse the default XML file (<appName>ui.rc> and create
        # the menus and toolbar. This single line (and the XML
        # file it reads) replace initMenus and initToolBar from
        # menuapp2.rb. Otherwise, the menuapp2 and menuapp3
        # are identical  'createGUI' expects to find 'menuapp3ui.rc'
        # either in the directory menuapp3.rb is run from, or
        # in $TDEDIR/apps/menuapp3/
        createGUI()

        # Create the status bar
        initStatusBar()

        # Disable a couple of menu items using their actions
        @saveAction.setEnabled(false)
        @saveAsAction.setEnabled(false)
	end

    def initActions()
        # Most of the functions selectable by menu are "standard"
        # actions (open a file, cut, paste, etc) - you customize
        # how they behave in your code, but menu, toolbar, and
        # accelerator settings are the same across all programs.
        # Standard actions also have tooltips already assigned

        # To create most of the actions below, KDE::StdAction is
        # is used, since it takes care of everything with
        # a single line of code.

        # The standard actions only need to specify the slot
        # where the code for the action is located

        # Because the XMLGUI mechanism parses $TDEDIR/config/ui/ui_standards.rc
        # before parsing and merging menuapp3ui.rc, it actually isn't
        # necessary to list KDE::StdAction actions in menuapp3.rc. THE XMLGUI
        # code will create menu/toolbar items and place them *automatically*
        # if you defined the KDE::StdActions as below. In fact, you can't override
        # this behavior using KDE::StdActions - if you want menus to be "non-standard"
        # TDE menus (eg 'Cut' in the 'File' menu), you'll need to create your
        # actions from KDE::Action instead of KDE::StdAction. Obviously it makes more
        # sense to use the mechanism provided to produce consistent menus and
        # toolbars. You can "unplug" items if, for example, you don't want them
        # in the toolBar.
        
		# "File" menu items
        @newAction    = KDE::StdAction.openNew(self, TQ_SLOT("slotNew()"), actionCollection())
        @openAction   = KDE::StdAction.open(self, TQ_SLOT("slotOpen()"), actionCollection())
        @saveAction   = KDE::StdAction.save(self, TQ_SLOT("slotSave()"), actionCollection())
        @saveAsAction = KDE::StdAction.saveAs(self, TQ_SLOT("slotSaveAs()"), actionCollection())
        @printAction  = KDE::StdAction.print(self, TQ_SLOT("slotPrint()"), actionCollection())
        @quitAction   = KDE::StdAction.quit(self, TQ_SLOT("slotQuit()"), actionCollection())


        # "Edit" menu items
        @undoAction     = KDE::StdAction.undo(self, TQ_SLOT("slotUndo()"), actionCollection())
        @redoAction     = KDE::StdAction.redo(self, TQ_SLOT("slotRedo()"), actionCollection())
        @cutAction      = KDE::StdAction.cut(self, TQ_SLOT("slotCut()"), actionCollection())
        @copyAction     = KDE::StdAction.copy(self, TQ_SLOT("slotCopy()"), actionCollection())
        @pasteAction    = KDE::StdAction.paste(self, TQ_SLOT("slotPaste()"), actionCollection())
        @findAction     = KDE::StdAction.find(self, TQ_SLOT("slotFind()"), actionCollection())
        @findNextAction = KDE::StdAction.findNext(self, TQ_SLOT("slotFindNext()"), actionCollection())
        @replaceAction  = KDE::StdAction.replace(self, TQ_SLOT("slotReplace()"), actionCollection())
        
		# For ANYTHING constructed from KDE::Action or its descendants (KDE::ActionMenu, KDE::ActionSeparator,
        # KDE::FontAction, etc) you MUST provide the actionCollection () parent and an object
        # name ("specialActionName") or the XMLGUI mechanism will not be able to locate the
        # action. XMLGUI finds the action via its member name value, NOT via its variable name.
		@specialAction  = KDE::Action.new(i18n("Special"), KDE::Shortcut.new(0), self, TQ_SLOT('slotSpecial()'), actionCollection(), "specialActionName")
	end
	
    def initStatusBar()
        statusBar().insertItem("", STATUSBAR_LEFT, 1000, true)
        statusBar().insertItem("", STATUSBAR_MIDDLE, 1000, true)
        statusBar().insertItem("", STATUSBAR_RIGHT, 1000, true)
	end

#-------------------- slots -----------------------------------------------


    def slotNew(id = -1)
        notImpl("New")
	end

    def slotOpen(id = -1)
        notImpl("Open")
	end

    def slotSave(id = -1)
        notImpl("Save")
	end

    def slotSaveAs()
        notImpl("Save As")
	end

    def slotPrint()
        notImpl("Print")
	end

    def slotQuit()
        notImpl("Quit")
	end

    def slotUndo()
        notImpl("Undo")
	end

    def slotRedo()
        notImpl("Redo")
	end

    def slotCut(id = -1)
        notImpl("Cut")
	end

    def slotCopy(id = -1)
        notImpl("Copy")
	end

    def slotPaste(id = -1)
        notImpl("Paste")
	end

    def slotFind()
        notImpl("Find")
	end

    def slotFindNext()
        notImpl("Find Next")
	end

    def slotReplace()
        notImpl("Replace")
	end

    def notImpl(item = "Feature")
        statusBar().changeItem("#{item} not implemented", STATUSBAR_LEFT)
        KDE::MessageBox.error(self, "#{item} not implemented", "Not Implemented")
        statusBar().changeItem("", STATUSBAR_LEFT)
	end
end


#-------------------- main ------------------------------------------------

description = "A basic application template"
version     = "1.0"

# To use the XMLGUI mechanism, you MUST provide an appName
# (the first argument to KDE::AboutData below) - the XML spec
# for the interface will be in <appName>ui.rc (don't forget
# the "ui" suffix to the application name)
aboutData   = KDE::AboutData.new("menuapp3", "",
    version, description, KDE::AboutData::License_GPL,
    "(C) 2003 whoever the author is")

aboutData.addAuthor("author1", "whatever they did", "email@somedomain")
aboutData.addAuthor("author2", "they did something else", "another@email.address")

KDE::CmdLineArgs.init(ARGV, aboutData)

KDE::CmdLineArgs.addCmdLineOptions([["+files", "File to open", ""]])

app = KDE::Application.new()
mainWindow = MainWin.new(nil, "main window")
mainWindow.show
app.exec

