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Move the code out of qapplication_x11.cpp, and qcommonstyle.cpp
to qkde.cpp into the QKde namespace.
This removes few of the code duplication, and is much cleaner.
This will also let us install hook easily later.
Reviewed-by: Jens Bache-Wiig
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Rewritten the api almost from scratch, making it simplier and more
flexible at the same time.
The current implementation will not have complex gseturemanager class
inside Qt, but the QGesture base class, which represents both a
gesture recognizer and a gesture itself with a set of properties. A
set of common gestures that can use used in third-party applications
(and in Qt itself internally) is supposed to be found in
qstandardgestures.h, and a base class for user-defined gestures is in
qgesture.h
Gesture implementation for Pan on Windows7 has also been added as a
reference implementation for platform gestures.
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Gesture types are now separated to internal ones, which are listed as
enums (though they might be converted to strings internally), and
third party gestures which are referenced by strings.
From now on QGesture objects derive from QObject, which means third
party gesture recognizer developers can use QObjects property system
to store custom data inside QGesture without need to subclass it.
Some functions were renamed to show their purpose more clear.
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This is a squashed merge of all of the changes in the maemo-gestures
branch on-top of the qt/4.5.0 branch.
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Basically we try to get the toggled look correct and we've shrunk the
size of the toolbar by a good 10 pixels. We still look a bit "off" for
toggled on Tiger, but frankely that look is a bit odd.
We are a bit taller than the pure Cocoa toolbar (2 px), but given that
we are embedding our QToolbar, that's probably the best we can do.
All-in-all, it looks much better.
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