class KTextEdit |
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A KDE'ified QTextEdit
This is just a little subclass of QTextEdit, implementing some standard KDE features, like cursor auto-hiding, configurable wheelscrolling (fast-scroll or zoom), spell checking and deleting of entire words with Ctrl-Backspace or Ctrl-Delete. This text edit provides two ways of spell checking: background checking, which will mark incorrectly spelled words red, and a spell check dialog, which lets the user check and correct all incorrectly spelled words. Basic rule: whenever you want to use QTextEdit, use KTextEdit!
See also QTextEdit
Author Carsten Pfeiffer |
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Constructs a KTextEdit object. See QTextEdit.QTextEdit for details. |
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Constructs a KTextEdit object. See QTextEdit.QTextEdit for details. |
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Create a modal dialog to check the spelling. This slot will not return until spell checking has been completed. |
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Returns true if background spell checking is enabled for this text edit.
Note that it even returns true if this is a read-only KTextEdit,
where spell checking is actually disabled.
By default spell checking is disabled.
See also setCheckSpellingEnabled() |
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Reimplemented from QTextEdit to add spelling related items when appropriate. |
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Allows to create a specific highlighter if reimplemented.
By default, it creates a normal highlighter, based on the config file given to setSpellCheckingConfigFileName(). This highlighter is set each time spell checking is toggled on by calling setCheckSpellingEnabled(), but can later be overridden by calling setHighlighter(). See also setHighlighter() See also highlighter() See also setSpellCheckingConfigFileName() |
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Deletes a word backwards from the current cursor position, if available. |
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Deletes a word forwards from the current cursor position, if available. |
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Reimplemented to instantiate a KDictSpellingHighlighter, if spellchecking is enabled. |
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Selects the characters at the specified position. Any previous
selection will be lost. The cursor is moved to the first character
of the new selection.
length - The length of the selection, in number of characters pos - The position of the first character of the selection |
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Returns the current highlighter, which is 0 if spell checking is disabled.
The default highlighter is the one created by createHighlighter(), but
might be overridden by setHighlighter().
See also setHighlighter() See also createHighlighter() |
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Reimplemented to catch "delete word" key events. |
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Turns background spell checking for this text edit on or off.
Note that spell checking is only available in read-writable KTextEdits.
Enabling spell checking will set back the current highlighter to the one returned by createHighlighter(). See also checkSpellingEnabled() See also isReadOnly() See also setReadOnly() |
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Sets a custom backgound spell highlighter for this text edit.
Normally, the highlighter returned by createHighlighter() will be
used to detect and highlight incorrectly spelled words, but this
function allows to set a custom highlighter.
This has to be called after enabling spell checking with setCheckSpellingEnabled(), otherwise it has no effect. See also highlighter() See also createHighlighter() highLighter - the new highlighter which will be used now |
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Reimplemented to set a proper "deactivated" background color. |
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Allows to override the config file where the settings for spell checking,
like the current language or encoding, are stored.
By default, the global config file (kdeglobals) is used, to share
spell check settings between all applications.
This has to be called before any spell checking is initiated. fileName - the URL of the config file which will be used to read spell settings @bug this has no effect for the spell dialog, only for the background check |
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Reimplemented to allow fast-wheelscrolling with Ctrl-Wheel or zoom. |