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<title>KJSEmbed and TQSA</title>
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<h1>KJSEmbed and TQSA</h1>
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<h3>Introduction</h3>
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There are a lot of similarities between TQSA and KJSEmbed, and this has
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led to some confusion. This document aims to shed some light on the
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differences between the two libraries.
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<h3>The Differences</h3>
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<li>TQSA has a nice built in script editor which kjsembed does not,
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but kjsembed can load designers ui files anyway and it would be easy
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to add.</li>
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<li>KJSEmbed has facilities for working with KActions and can even
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load them from XML files.</li>
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<li>KJSEmbed makes it easier to operate with Qt types than TQSA. Take
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a look at the <a href="types.html">types documentation</a> for more details.</li>
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<li>KJSEmbed has support for KDE specific types such as KURL. TQSA
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does not support these types by default, but does provide facilities
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for adding support yourself.</li>
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<li>KJSEmbed can access the DOM from a TDEHTML part so it can work
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nicely with HTML and XML documents. Note that this binding is only
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available if the host application chooses to publish the DOM to the
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interpreter.</li>
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<li>KJSEmbed is LGPL while TQAS is GPL.</li>
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</ul>
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