12:52:27 < annma> when I feel less lazy I'll have a go
12:54:22 < CIA-22> mlaurent * r786981
                   workspace/trunk/KDE/kdebase/workspace/libs/plasma/includes/Delegate: Add missing
                   include
12:54:54 < annma> Zajec: so selectionChanged() is a change in the model probably
12:55:16 < annma> Zajec: sebas probably knows about timezones ;)
12:56:04 < Zajec> i hope sebas doesn't make work I'm goind to do ;)
12:56:35 < Zajec> sebas: are you going to do sth about digital clock?
12:57:04 < annma> Zajec: sebas is digital clock maintainer
12:57:16 < Zajec> ah, even that :)
12:59:09 < eliasp> if you're working anyways on the clock... why not doing this: unify all clocks into
                   a single plasmoid which is capable of showing different formfactors.. digital,
                   analog, binary, etc. ... + change the config dialog in some points: make selection
                   of different clock types possible throught the config dialog + make the
                   timezonelist a checkboxed list for clocks supporting multiple timezones or a
                   radiolist for clocks supporting only one timezone.. + add a quickfilter on top of
                   the timezone list for easier searches for a timezone
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12:59:18 < eliasp> ... sorry, little flood of ideas ;)
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13:00:24 < Zajec> annma: I think I got it... if someone interested: QListView inherits
                  QAbstractItemView and in QAbstractItemView I can get QItemSelectionModel which has
                  selectionChanged signal
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13:01:27 < sebas> Zajec: We discussed that, but we rather have ten simple plasmoids than one that does
                  it all
13:01:40 < Zajec> sebas: you mean eliasp :)
13:01:45 < eliasp> ;) ok
13:01:48 < sebas> Eeh, yes.
13:01:55 < sebas> Some functionality is already shared though
13:02:16 < sebas> That way we can keep code cleaner
13:02:25 < eliasp> but probably the other ideas regarding the TZ selection could be realised..
                   currently it's really hard searching for a specific timezone if you don't know
                   where to look exactly
13:03:03 < eliasp> so a filter on top of the list would make this a lot easier
13:03:20 < Zajec> eliasp: true... i think KTimezoneWidget should be rebuilded somehow
13:03:51 < Zajec> selecting timezones in KDE3's clock was quite fine
13:04:07 < eliasp> is there anything planned for clocks to support multiple timezones? it would be
                   nice to have it the 3.5 way, just scroll over the clock and it changes it's TZ
13:04:17 < Zajec> all timezones were divided by regions inside tree
13:04:37 < sebas> That's KTimeZoneWidget
13:04:41 < eliasp> Zajec: wasn't that bad, that's right.. but still horrible when looking for
                   something specific
13:04:53 < Zajec> eliasp: currently i'm working on selecting a few timezones to display in in tooltip
13:05:06 < eliasp> Zajec: i think a quickfiltered list would be way better regarding usability
13:05:13 < eliasp> Zajec: nice
13:05:24 < Zajec> hm, may not be a bad idea
13:06:07 < eliasp> another thing regarding digital clock: if you show the timezone and set your panel
                   to 'tiny', the top and the bottom are cut
13:06:28 < eliasp> could provide a screenshot if i wasn't at work ;)
13:06:43 < sebas> eliasp: Yeah, it just doesn't fit.
13:06:54  * Zajec switching to kde4 to chceck and programm
13:06:57 < sebas> Not if we respect smallestReadableFont at least
13:07:16 < eliasp> maybe display the timezone on the right side of the time instead below it, when it
                   reaches a 'critical level'
13:07:31 < sebas> Hm, right now we show a clock tooltip, even if you switch off the taskbar tooltip.
13:07:42 < sebas> That might be correct from a technical POV, but it's confusing for users
13:07:56 < eliasp> ok
13:08:52 < eliasp> i also have currently some strange issues regarding the calendar popup.. i do have
                   2 clocks in my panel displaying different timezones.. one of both doesn't display
                   the calendar fully, just the << < > >> stuff ...
13:09:08 < eliasp> will do a screenshot as soon as i'm back home
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