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@ -31,3 +31,17 @@ example, while the screen is locked, it is very likely that the user is not
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present. Thus, he will not be able to hear a "You have mail" sound (or to
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see a talk request). Re-routing this to a log window sounds like a very good
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idea.
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Notes:
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KNotify can be accessed directly using one of the available methods.
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- void notify(TQString event, TQString fromApp, TQString text, TQString sound,
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TQString file, int present, int level)
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- void notify(TQString event, TQString fromApp, TQString text, TQString sound,
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TQString file, int present, int level, int winId)
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- void notify(TQString event, TQString fromApp, TQString text, TQString sound,
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TQString file, int present, int level, int winId, int eventId)
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For example:
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dcop knotify Notify notify event "Msg from MyApp" "Hello World!" "" "" 16 0
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