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Reviewed-By: con
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QML examples are now read like any other Qt example, but still get their
own dropdown box.
Advantages: Less code, proper naming, also loads the help if available
Disadvantage: Only contains a few examples, instead of all. We now
trust whoever made the selection for Qt Demo.
Reviewed-by: con
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- Move RSSFetcher to CorePlugin
- Rename RSSFetcher to RssFetcher
- Make RssFetcher more generic, allow multiple sources to be fetched
- Introduce Featured Items on Getting Started page
- Introduce dummy entry for Mobile examples, needs implementation once they are ready
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Reviewed-by: dt
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Reviewed-By: Jens Bache-Wiig
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Done with Danimo. Most changes are cosmetic but we modified
the tutorial listing and re-arranged some of the layouts to
better reflect the suggestions by Ergosign and Nigel.
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Looks more structured now.
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Fixes creating these pages unnecessarily when the Welcome plugin is not
loaded, as well as "leaking" them in that case.
Reviewed-by: con
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This removes the all hard dependencies to and from welcome screen,
except the one to the core plugin. More in detail:
- Add IWelcomePage to add a tab to the welcome screen
- Move tabs in the modules where they belong
- Enables QHelpManager to open help fullscreen and contextually
- "Getting Started" moves to Qt4ProjectManager
- Projects & Sessions (aka "Develop") moves to ProjectExplorer
- "Community" remains in the welcome plugin for simplicity
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