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2.4 KiB
92 lines
2.4 KiB
15 years ago
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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
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# This is an example of a DCOP enabled application written in Ruby, using
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# Korundum. Taken from the PyKDE example_dcopexport.py example which was
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# derived from server.py example in kdebindings written by Torben Weis
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# and Julian Rockey
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require 'Korundum'
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# An object with DCOP slots needn't be a subclass of DCOPObject, but
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# this DeadParrotObject is one
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class DeadParrotObject < KDE::DCOPObject
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k_dcop 'QString getParrotType()', 'void setParrotType(QString)',
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'QString squawk()', 'QStringList adjectives()',
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'int age()', 'void setAge(int)'
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def initialize(id = 'dead parrot')
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super(id)
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@parrot_type = "Norwegian Blue"
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@age = 7
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end
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def getParrotType()
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@parrot_type
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end
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def setParrotType(parrot_type)
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@parrot_type = parrot_type
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end
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def age()
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@age
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end
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def setAge(a)
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@age = a
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end
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def squawk
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if rand(2) == 0
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"This parrot, a #{@parrot_type}, is pining for the fjords"
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else
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"This parrot, #{@age} months old, is a #{@parrot_type}"
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end
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end
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def adjectives
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return ["passed on", "is no more", "ceased to be", "expired", "gone to meet his maker",
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"a stiff", "bereft of life", "rests in peace", "metabolic processes are now history",
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"off the twig", "kicked the bucket", "shuffled off his mortal coil",
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"run down his curtain", "joined the bleedin' choir invisible", "THIS IS AN EX-PARROT"]
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end
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end
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description = "A basic application template"
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version = "1.0"
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aboutData = KDE::AboutData.new("petshop", "Dead Parrot Test",
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version, description, KDE::AboutData::License_GPL,
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"(C) 2003 whoever the author is")
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aboutData.addAuthor("author1", "whatever they did", "email@somedomain")
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aboutData.addAuthor("author2", "they did something else", "another@email.address")
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KDE::CmdLineArgs.init(ARGV, aboutData)
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KDE::CmdLineArgs.addCmdLineOptions([["+files", "File to open", ""]])
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app = KDE::UniqueApplication.new
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dcop = app.dcopClient
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puts "DCOP Application: #{dcop.appId} starting"
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parrot = DeadParrotObject.new
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another_parrot = DeadParrotObject.new('polly')
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message = <<EOS
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Run kdcop and look for the 'petshop' application instance.
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This program exports the DeadParrotObject object.
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Double-clicking those object's methods will allow you to get or set data.
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To end the application, in kdcop choose the MainApplication-Interface
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object and double-click the quit() method.
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EOS
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print message
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app.exec
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