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Kommander

   1.5.3  

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Submitted:  May 26 2004
Updated:  Nov 3 2009

Description:

Kommander 1.5 is the final special release in the 3x series. I resume work on the KDE4 version the last week of October. As to why this is still KDE3 vs KDE4 I was basically doing my apprenticeship in C++ and I needed fully functional design and plugins. I have 3 internal applications built with Kommander totaling 96 files and over 41,000 lines of actual script. I am very much intent on a vastly enhanced KDE4 version and porting this. I'm also planning on getting a KDE4 version of Quanta which can use parts built with Kommander.

This release is all about the little things I wanted, like being able to create a text report with links I could click to run scripts. This has the much requested menu button, There is extensive enhancement to widgets with special attention on Tree/Detail widgets and Tables. Widgets now can give geometry for use with popping up widgets and positioning them. There is also control of background color, for that special attention getter.

The applications I have written are used with databases 6 hours or more a day every week. The last new feature added here is 2 dimensional arrays. I have also included docs with this release. There is some out of date information but the new parser section is completely up to date.

Kommander consists of an editor and a program executor. It uses the *.ui files generated by Qt Designer and used by KDE and extends the simple preview to a full on interactive window using DCOP to communicate with widgets. Kommander is intended for non programmers and programmers alike as a rapid development tool aimed at the 80/20 rule. It doesn't do everything, but it does what you mostly need real fast. Kommander Plugins are easy to create and we have a lot of them. Please have a look as they are easy to install and offer great benefits.

* database access http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Kommander+Database+Plugin+(1.3)?content=75805
* date/time functions http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Date+Time+Functions?content=77727
* a time widget http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Kommander+TimeWidget?content=77724
* The Action proxy enables control of MainWindow programs as if they were native Kommander http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Kommander+Action+Proxy?content=77994
* open with dialog http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Kommander+OpenWithDlg?content=77745
* KPart loader http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Kommander+KPart+Loader+plugin?content=75807
* HTML part http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Kommander+KHTML+plugin?content=75810
* HTTP tool - talk with web sites like you were an HTML data form http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Kommander+HTTPform+plugin?content=75808

The new parser is the default so you have variables and unlimited nested conditional statments. Some plugins require the new parser but you can run a mix of old and new by using #!kommander in new scripts in an old parser dialog. You can also use a shebang like #!/usr/bin/php to use other languages in a script widget. This also adds testing for the exec bit to prevent accidental execution of downloaded dialogs. There are now extensive help docs with the editor.




Changelog:

1.5.3 fixed matrix_rowToArray using column headers and added sequential find with matrix_findRow
1.5.2 added setTabLabel for TabWidget. I know someone asked here last year, but since I'm in code mode here it is.
1.5.1 fixed array_remove bug
1.5 Everything you always wanted but were afraid to ask for - see our changes at http://kommander.kdewebdev.org/changes.php?releasenum=0
1.3.1 tasty touches for user power - see our changes at http://kommander.kdewebdev.org/changes.php?releasenum=1
1.3-final is a huge improvement over previous versions. See our changes at http://kommander.kdewebdev.org/releases.php?releasenum=2
1.2.9 is a development release from years ago. It is left here just in case you have a KDE 3.2 or 3.3 system that has trouble with newer releases. We strongly advise against getting it unless a new release fails to build on an old system!




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 parameters

 
 by sarahb523 on: May 26 2004
 
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Is it possible to give command line parameters to the .kmdr file? It is neccessary for getting external data into the dialog. Also combinations with bash scripts would profit from that.


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 Re: parameters

 
 by mrudolf on: May 26 2004
 
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Yes, it is possible to pass parameters. Please check examples/tutorial/cmdline.kmdr for an example how to do it.


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 Re: parameters

 
 by sequitur on: May 26 2004
 
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External data can also be retrived by scripts, DCOP or the use of @readSettings and @writeSettings. Widgets can be manipulated with DCOP. So the recent addition of being able to pass parameters is great, but it is just one tool in your toolbox. ;-)


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 should be in KDE

 
 by probono on: May 26 2004
 
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Great work. With Kommander, KDE finally could get graphical frontends to all the *nix command line tools.

This would be so much more useful if the executor would be a part of every KDE by default so that developers could be assured that .kmdr dialogs work on every KDE system!


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 Re: should be in KDE

 
 by sequitur on: May 27 2004
 
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My thinking exactly. However getting an application into the already very large kdelibs takes some doing. We have not been compelling enough yet. Kommander is part of kdewebdev which is part of the official KDE packages. So that makes the odds good it will be on a system. We require it for Quanta Plus so we have to have it in kdewebdev or kdelibs. Otherwise we make a new requirement for non KDE users to load Quanta.

Another useful tool is the Kommander compiler by Marc Britton. This allows developers to offer a compiled version. I think I'll bang on it some and make it available soon.


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 Re: Re: should be in KDE

 
 by probono on: May 31 2004
 
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"Kommander Compiler" sounds awesome. Please give a URL...


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 Re: Re: Re: should be in KDE

 
 by probono on: May 31 2004
 
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Found it and works, however the compiled dialogs are ~500k, that is waste of space. It would be far nicer to have the kmdr-executor in kdebase.

Please don't think of kmdr just as a part of Quanta, it's much, much more than that. It is enabling "the rest of us" to write KDE GUIs.

It's so great :)


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 LackEditorGoodIcons

 
 by Sebien on: May 27 2004
 
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Crystal SVG icons for the widgets in the editor would be a great eyes enhancment (I don't like the QT icons style) :-)

But Kommender is already very great !
I love KDE powerful. And I also like immense scripting capabilities of UNIX.
With Kommander, both are unioned and I love it.
I even never consider to go back to Windows !


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 Re: LackEditorGoodIcons

 
 by mrudolf on: May 28 2004
 
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We also prefer KDE icons (as well as KDE message box, KDE file dialogs, KDE toolbars and KDE menus).

But Kommander is derived from Qt Designer and transition of everything to KDE will take some time.


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 Re: Re: LackEditorGo

 
 by Sebien on: May 28 2004
 
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Yes, I imagine use a QT designer and KDEifie it is a lot of work.
Moreover when QT designer continue to be involved !

I've heard the QT4 version be more integratable (to KDevelop...).
Will it be more easy then ?
I suppose not for the icons, KDE dialogs...
Domage !
Have you talked with QT if you could find a solution ?
Perhapse conditionnal compilation/includes or defines classes like :
class QMessageBox : public KMessageBox
{
}
No. Order of parameters are not the same :-(

Erf !


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 Re: LackEditorGoodIcons

 
 by mrudolf on: May 28 2004
 
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We need good icons for widgets to replace those from Qt Designer. Perhaps anyone could create some?


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 embedded kmdr code

 
 by probono on: May 31 2004
 
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Now, here comes an idea that would make it possible to embed multiple kmdr dialogs:

It would be nice if kmdr-editor could handle kmdr code that is embedded in shell scripts. For example, a shell script can call kmdr-executor as follows:

#!/bin/sh
# do all kinds of stuff
# now we want to show a dialog:
cat > kmdr-executor < < EOF
############
# kmdr-editor generated code
############
EOF
# continue doing stuff in shell, e. g.
# show another dialog
# ...

Now, kmdr-editor should be able to recognize such "embedded" dialogs (also multiple ones within one shell script) and edit them without touching the rest of the shell script.

This would be pretty useful since it would allow for the programming of complete applications within shell scripts. Actually I am doing this already (by hand).

What do you think?


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 Re: embedded kmdr code

 
 by sequitur on: Jun 5 2004
 
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This is somewhat less than optimal for our design path, but we're glad it works for you. You can run multiple scripts and multiple languages from within Kommander. We're addressing what you're doing from a different perspective.

First of all you can package multiple dialogs in a shell script and call the main dialog using makeself. This is very cool because you can use it for an installer. We're setting up standard KDE directories for Kommander projects... this means you can have multiple dialogs and also scripts there. (In the future there will be rc files and XML-GUI.) The main dialog will be called from a desktop icon or menu. Using our installer you can transfer a single file that is self installing. We will also be using KStuff soon to share files.

Currently you can put multiple dialogs in one dialog by taking the text of the dialog and escaping all the double quotes, then enclosing it in quotes, putting it in a LineEdit widget, collpasing the widget (invisible) and calling it. However the project directory is far more elegant and does not add a lot of programming overhead to our already long design list.


Eric Laffoon
Quanta/Kommander project lead

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 Re: Re: embedded kmdr code

 
 by probono on: Jun 6 2004
 
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While I understand and appreciate your answer, I doubt it would be too hard for you to bring "embedded" support into the editor. So, why not do it?

The great advantage would be that one could create multi-dialog apps that still consist of just one file, can be easily moved around and used without the need for "installation" - just like any shell script.

kommander is IMHO (also) a tool to KDEify shell scripts - please try to see it as such, too.


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 compile error getenv

 
 by pmarat on: Jun 5 2004
 
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compiling kommander i have got following error:

kommanderwidget.cpp: In member function `virtual QString
KommanderWidget::evalAssociatedText(const QString&) const':
kommanderwidget.cpp:195: error: `getenv' undeclared (first use this function)
kommanderwidget.cpp:195: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only
once for each function it appears in.)

it appears to be a problem with my stdlib.h

so i have add a #include in kommanderwidget.h and it worked for me!!

Ps:
Using Debian unstable gcc-3.3


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 compile error getenv

 
 by pmarat on: Jun 5 2004
 
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compiling kommander i have got following error:

kommanderwidget.cpp: In member function `virtual QString
KommanderWidget::evalAssociatedText(const QString&) const':
kommanderwidget.cpp:195: error: `getenv' undeclared (first use this function)
kommanderwidget.cpp:195: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only
once for each function it appears in.)

it appears to be a problem with my stdlib.h

so i have add a #include in kommanderwidget.h and it worked for me!!

Ps:
Using Debian unstable gcc-3.3


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 Re: compile error getenv

 
 by pmarat on: Jun 5 2004
 
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sorry for using special sequences in my comment :-(

Admin: Please correct my message. thanks


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