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-\title Qt Assistant Manual
-
-\granularity chapter
-
-\input assistant.leaf
-
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-\chapter Introduction
-
-This document introduces \QA, a tool for presenting on-line
-documentation. It also introduces the Qt Reference Documentation which
-is accessible using \QA, or with a web browser. The document is
-divided into the following sections:
-
-\list
-\i Introduction to the Qt Reference Documentation
-\i The 1 Minute Guide to using Qt Assistant
-\i Qt Assistant in More Detail
-\i Full Text Searching
-\i Customizing Qt Assistant 
-\endlist
-
-\chapter Introduction to the Qt Reference Documentation
-
-The documentation for the Qt library is written in-line in the \File
-.cpp files by the developers themselves. The documentation team
-revises the documentation to ensure that it is accurate and usable,
-and to provide quality control. The documentation team also writes the
-larger texts, such as the class descriptions that introduce a class
-along with the concepts the class uses, as well as introducing the
-functions and properties that the class provides. 
-
-The documentation focuses on the API rather than the internals, since
-we make great efforts to keep our API consistent and compatible with
-each new version, but we may change the internals considerably to improve
-performance and enhance functionality.
-
-The Qt Reference Documentation consists of almost 1,500 HTML pages
-(over 2,500 printed pages). The overwhelming majority of pages
-document Qt classes. Since developers differ in the way they
-think and work we provide a variety of approaches to navigating the
-documentation set: 
-
-\list
-
-\i The \link classes.html All Classes\endlink page lists every class
-in Qt's public API, and consists of several hundred classes.
-
-\i The \link mainclasses.html Main Classes\endlink page lists the
-classes you're most likely to use most often, and provides a much
-shorter and more managable list than the All Classes list.
-
-\i The \link groups.html Grouped Classes\endlink page presents a list
-of groups, each of which leads to a list of related classes, for
-example, the \link advanced.html Advanced Widgets\endlink list.
-
-\i The \link hierarchy.html Inheritance Hierarchy\endlink page
-presents a list of classes in terms of the hierarchy of Qt classes.
-
-\i The \link functions.html All Functions\endlink page lists all the
-functions provided by Qt classes, each one with links to the class(es)
-in which it appears.
-
-\endlist
-
-No matter where you find yourself in the Qt documentation, you will
-find extensive cross-referencing. Even snippets of example code
-contain clickable links, so that for example, if you come across a
-class declaration in a code example, the class name will be a
-clickable link to the class's documentation.
-
-In addition to the class documentation some of Qt's modules have
-extensive descriptions, and there are many overview documents which
-describe various aspects of the Qt library; all these are linked from
-the reference documentation home page. There are also two tutorials
-and numerous example programs in the examples subdirectory of the Qt
-distribution.
-
-\chapter The 1 Minute Guide to Using Qt Assistant
-
-Under Windows, \QA is available as a menu option on the Qt menu. On
-Unix, run \c{assistant} from an xterm.
-
-When you start up \QA, you will be presented with a standard
-main-window style application, with a menu bar and toolbar. Below
-these, on the left hand side is a navigation window called the \e
-Sidebar, and on the right, taking up most of the space, is the
-documentation window. By default, the Qt Reference Documentation's home
-page is shown in the documentation window.
-
-\QA works in a similar way to a web browser. If you click underlined
-text (which signifies a cross-reference), the documentation window will
-present the relevant page. You can bookmark pages of particular
-interest and you can click the \Toolbutton Previous and \Toolbutton
-Next toolbar buttons to navigate within the pages you've visited. 
-
-Although \QA can be used just like a web browser to navigate through
-the Qt documentation set, \QA offers a powerful means of navigation
-that web browsers don't provide. \QA uses an intelligent algorithm to
-index all the pages in the documentation sets that it presents so that
-you can search for particular words and phrases.
-
-To perform an index search, click the \Toolbutton Index tab on the Sidebar
-(or click \Key Ctrl+I). In the 'Look For' line edit enter a word, e.g.
-'homedirpath'. As you type, words are found and highlighted in a list
-beneath the line edit. If the highlighted text matches what you're
-looking for, double click it, (or press \Key Enter) and the
-documentation window will display the relevant page. You rarely have
-to type in the whole word before \QA finds a match. Note that for some
-words there may be more than one possible page that is relevant. 
-
-\QA also provides full text searching for finding specific words in
-the documentation. Documents with the highest occurrences of the word
-that you are looking for appear first, and every occurrence of the
-word within the documentation is highlighted. 
-
-\omit
-For example, enter 'setenabled' in the 'Look For' line edit.
-As you type, words are found and highlighted in the list beneath the
-line edit, as before. Once the highlighted text matches what you're
-looking for, double click it, (or press \Key Enter). In the case of
-setEnabled, it is a function name which occurs in several classes, so
-a dialog pops up listing the possible choices. Click the choice you're
-interested in (or move to it using the \Key Up and \Key Down arrow
-keys and press \Key Enter). The relevant page will display in the
-documentation window. 
-\endomit
-
-\QA can be customized by creating profiles, a collection of
-documentation. Profiles can be created for your own use, or for an
-application you will distribute. With profiles, you can select which
-documentation you want the end user of your application to be able to
-view.
-
-\chapter Qt Assistant in More Detail
-
-\img assistant.png
-\caption Qt Assistant
-
-\section1 The Sidebar
-
-\img sidebar.png
-
-The sidebar provides four ways of navigating documentation:
-\list 1
-\i The \Toolbutton Contents tab presents a tree view of the
-documentation sets that are available. If you click an item, its
-documentation will appear in the documentation window. If you double
-click an item or click a '+' sign to the left of an item, the item's
-sub-items will appear. Click a sub-item to make its page appear in the
-documentation window. Click a '-' sign to the left of an item to hide
-its sub-items.
-\i The \Toolbutton Index tab is used to look up key words or phrases.
-See \l{The 1 Minute Guide to using Qt Assistant} for how to use this
-tab.
-\i The \Toolbutton Bookmarks tab lists any bookmarks you've made.
-Double click a bookmark to make its page appear in the documentation
-window. The \Toolbutton Bookmarks tab has a \Button{New Bookmark}
-button and a \Button{Delete Bookmark} button at the bottom. Click
-\Button{New Bookmark} to bookmark the page that is showing in the
-documentation window. Click a bookmark in the list, then click 
-\Button{Delete Bookmark} to delete the highlighted bookmark.
-\i The \Toolbutton Search tab provides full text search of \e all
-the documents. See \l{Full Text Searching} for more information about
-this feature.
-\endlist
-
-If you want the documentation window to use as much space as possible,
-you can easily hide or show the Sidebar. If the Sidebar is showing,
-press \Key Ctrl+T, \Key Ctrl+I, \Key Ctrl+B or \Key Ctrl+S to hide it.
-If the Sidebar is hidden, press \Key Ctrl+T to show it on the Contents
-tab, or press \Key Ctrl+I to show it on the Index tab (with the focus
-in the 'Look For' line edit box), or press \Key Ctrl+B to show it on
-the Bookmarks tab, or press \Key Ctrl+S to show it on the (full text)
-Search tab.
-
-The Sidebar is a dock window, so you can drag it to the top, left,
-right or bottom of \QA's window, or you can drag it outside \QA to
-float it.
-
-\section1 The Documentation Window
-
-\img docwindow.png
-
-The documentation window offers a feature for viewing documentation by
-enabling you to create tabs for each documentation page that you view.
-Click the \Button {Add Tab} button and a new tab will appear with the
-page name as the tab's caption. This makes it convenient to switch
-between pages when you are working with different documentation. You
-can delete a tab by clicking the \Button {Close Tab} button located
-on the right side of the documentation window.
-
-\section1 The Toolbar
-
-\img toolbar1.png
-
-The toolbar provides fast access to the most common actions.
-\list
-\i \Toolbutton Previous takes you to the previous page. The menu
-option is \Menu Go|Previous and the keyboard shortcut is \Key{Alt+Left
-Arrow}.
-\i \Toolbutton Next takes you to the next page. The menu
-option is \Menu Go|Next and the keyboard shortcut is \Key{Alt+Right
-Arrow}.
-\i \Toolbutton Home takes you to the home page (normally the home page
-of the Qt Reference Documentation). The menu
-option is \Menu Go|Home and the keyboard shortcut is \Key{Ctrl+Home}.
-\i \Toolbutton Copy copies any selected text to the clipboard. The menu
-option is \Menu Edit|Copy and the keyboard shortcut is \Key{Ctrl+C}.
-\i \Toolbutton{Find in Text} invokes the \Dialog{Find Text} dialog. The menu
-option is \Menu{Edit|Find in Text} and the keyboard shortcut is \Key{Ctrl+F}.
-\i \Toolbutton{Print} invokes the \Dialog{Print} dialog. The menu
-option is \Menu{File|Print} and the keyboard shortcut is \Key{Ctrl+P}.
-\i \Toolbutton{Zoom in} increases the font size. The menu
-option is \Menu{View|Zoom in} and the keyboard shortcut is \Key{Ctrl++}.
-\i \Toolbutton{Zoom out} decreases the font size. The menu
-option is \Menu{View|Zoom out} and the keyboard shortcut is \Key{Ctrl+-}.
-\i \Toolbutton{What's This?} provides a description of a \QA feature.
-The menu option is \Menu{Help|What's This?} and the keyboard shortcut
-is \Key{Shift+F1}.
-\endlist
-
-The remaining toolbar buttons are bookmarks and will vary depending on
-your configuration.
-
-\section1 The Menus
-
-\section2 The File Menu
-
-\list
-\i \Menu{File|Print} invokes the \Dialog{Print} dialog.
-\i \Menu{File|Exit} terminates \QA.
-\endlist
-
-\section2 The Edit Menu
-
-\list
-\i \Menu{Edit|Copy} copies any selected text to the clipboard.
-\i \Menu{Edit|Find in Text} invokes the \Dialog{Find Text} dialog.
-\i \Menu{Edit|Settings} invokes the \Dialog{Settings} dialog.
-\endlist
-
-\section2 The View Menu
-
-\list
-\i \Menu{View|Zoom in} increases the font size.
-\i \Menu{View|Zoom out} decreases the font size.
-\i \Menu{View|Views|Sidebar} toggles the display of the Sidebar.
-\i \Menu{View|Views|Toolbar} toggles the display of the Toolbar.
-\i \Menu{View|Views|Line up} lines up the toolbar buttons in the
-Toolbar.
-\endlist
-
-\section2 The Go Menu
-
-\list
-\i \Menu{Go|Previous} displays the previous page.
-\i \Menu{Go|Next} displays the next page.
-\i \Menu{Go|home} goes to the home page.
-\endlist
-This menu also has additional items; these are pre-defined bookmarks
-that vary depending on your configuration.
-
-\section2 The Bookmarks Menu
-
-\list
-\i \Menu{Bookmarks|Add} adds the current page to the list of bookmarks.
-\endlist
-This menu may have additional items, i.e. any bookmarks that you have
-already made. If you want to delete a bookmark go to the Bookmarks tab
-on the Sidebar.
-
-\section1 The Dialogs
-
-\section2 The Print Dialog
-
-This dialog is platform-specific. It gives access to various printer
-options and can be used to print the current page.
-
-\section2 The Find Text Dialog
-
-This dialog is used to find text in the current page. Enter the text
-you want to find in the Find line edit. If you check the 'Whole words
-only' checkbox, the search will only consider whole words, i.e. if you
-search for 'spin' with this checkbox checked it will not match
-'spinbox', but will match 'spin'. If you check the 'Case sensitive'
-check box then, for example, 'spin' will match 'spin' but not 'Spin'.
-You can search Forward or Backward from your current position in the
-page by clicking one of the Direction radio buttons. Click the \Button
-Find button to search (or search again), and click the \Button Close
-button to finish.
-
-\section2 The Settings Dialog
-
-The Settings dialog is used to set your preferences for \QA. The
-dialog has four tabs: General Settings, Web Settings, PDF Settings,
-and Profiles. \QA will remember your settings between sessions,
-including window sizes and positions, and which pages you have open.
-Each of the tabs is discussed as follows: 
-
-\list
-\i General Settings
-
-\img general.png
-
-To change the base font used throughout \QA, select a 
-font type from the Font combobox. To choose a new fixed-width 
-font, for example, to show code snippets, choose a font type from 
-the 'Fixed font' combobox. To change the color of hypertext 
-links, click the 'Link color' color button. Uncheck the 
-'Underline links' checkbox if you don't want underlined links. 
-
-\i Web Settings 
-
-\img web.png
-
-Some pages contain links to external web pages. In order to display
-these links, you must specify a web browser. Type the name of your
-browser's executable in the Web Browser Application line edit.
-Alternatively, click the \Button {(ellipsis)} button to invoke the
-\Widget {Set Web Browser} dialog and navigate until you find the web
-browser you want to use. Click \Button {Save} to accept the selection.
-
-To change \QA's default home page, enter the file name in the Home
-Page line edit. Alternatively, click the \Button {(ellipsis)} button
-to invoke the \Widget {Set Homepage} dialog. Navigate until you find
-the home page file you want to use and then click \Button {Save} to
-accept the selection.
-
-\i PDF Settings
-
-\img pdf1.png
-
-Some pages contain links to PDF documents. In order to display these
-links, you must specify a PDF viewer. Type in the name of your PDF viewer's
-executable in the line edit. Alternatively, click the \Button {(ellipsis)}
-button to invoke the \Widget {Set PDF Browser} dialog and navigate
-until you find the PDF viewer you want to use. Click \Button Save to
-accept the selection. 
-
-\chapter Full Text Searching
-
-\img search.png
-
-\QA provides a powerful full text search engine. To search
-for certain words or text, click the 'Search' tab in the sidebar. Then
-enter the text you want to look for and press \Key Enter or click
-\Button Search. The search is not case sensitive, so Foo, fOo and
-FOO are all treated as the same. The following are examples of common search
-patterns:
-
-\list
-\i \c deep -- lists all the documents that contain the word 'deep'
-
-\i \c{deep*} -- lists all the documents that contain a word beginning
-with 'deep'
-
-\i \c{deep copy} -- lists all documents that contain both 'deep' \e
-and 'copy'
-
-\i \c{"deep copy"} -- list all documents that contain the phrase 'deep copy'
-\endlist
-
-The wildcard (*) character cannot be used within quotes. 
-
-The list of documents found is ordered according to the number of
-occurrences of the search text they contain, therefore those with the
-highest number of occurrences appearing first. Simply click any
-document in the list to display it in the document window.
-
-If the documentation has changed, i.e. if documents have been added or
-removed, \QA will reindex.
-
-\chapter Customizing Qt Assistant
-
-\QA can be customized by adding and removing documentation from its
-documentation set. In addition, \QA introduces the profiles option,
-which enables its properties to change, for example, the default
-startup page, and application icon.
-
-\section1 Modifying the Default Documentation Set
-
-When it is started without any options, \QA displays a default set of
-documentation. When Qt is installed, the default documentation set in
-\QA contains the Qt reference documentation as well as the tools that
-come with Qt, such as \QD and qmake.
-
-Documentation can be added or removed from \QA by
-adding and removing the content files. The format of the content files are
-specified below.  To add a content file, type the following command line
-option: \c{-addContentFile docfile}. To remove a content file from the
-default set, type the following command line option:
-\c{-removeContentFile docfile}. For example: 
-
-\code
-1: > assistant -addContentFile file.dcf
-2: > assistant
-3: > assistant -removeContentFile file.dcf
-\endcode
-
-In line one, we add the content file \c file.dcf. In line two, we start
-\QA. The default set will now be extended with the doc file
-\c file.dcf. In line three we remove the file \c file.dcf from the default
-documentation set so that subsequent use of \QA will not contain this
-file.
-
-\section2 Documentation Content File Format
-
-The Documentation Content File must contain the documentation's table
-of contents and all important keywords for the index. In addition, it
-may inherit an icon for the documentation which is displayed in the
-\QA toolbar. You can also specify an extra directory path for
-additional images used in the documentation.
-
-An example of a content file that uses all the available tags and
-attributes is shown below:
-\code
-<assistantconfig version="3.2.0">
-    <DCF ref="demo.html" icon="handbook.png" imagedir="../img/"
-         title="Development Demo Handbook">
-        <section ref="./chap1/chap1.html" title="Chapter1">
-            <section ref="./chap1/section1.html" title="Section1">
-    	        <keyword ref="./chap1/section1.html#foo">foo</keyword>
-		<keyword ref="./chap1/section1.html#bla">bla</keyword>
-		<section ref="./chap1/section1.html#subsection1" title="Subsection 1"/>
-	    	<section ref="./chap1/section1.html#subsection2" title="Subsection 2"/>
-	    	<section ref="./chap1/section1.html#subsection3" title="Subsection 3"/>
-            </section>
-            <section ref="./chap1/section2" title="Section2">
-	        <section ref="./chap1/section2.html#subsection1" title="Subsection 1"/>
-	        <section ref="./chap1/section2.html#subsection2" title="Subsection 2"/>
-	        <section ref="./chap1/section2.html#subsection3" title="Subsection 3"/>
-            </section>
-        </section>
-        <section ref="./chap2/chap2.html" title="Chapter2">
-            <keyword ref="./chap2/chap2.html#foo">foo</keyword>
-            <section ref="./chap2/section1.html" title="Section1"/>
-        </section>
-    </DCF>
-</assistantconfig>
-\endcode
-
-Sections may be nested as deeply as necessary. All references should
-be related. 
-
-Note that any \c keyword tags for a given section must appear \e
-before any sections nested within the given section.
-
-The paths in the \c refs attribute are always written Unix-style
-(forward slashes) and are relative to the location of the
-documentation content file itself.
-
-Since the introduction of the new root tag \c assistantconfig in the
-fileformat from Qt version 3.2.0, it is possible to specify multiple DCF tags in
-one file. Note that the old document contents file format, used up to
-Qt 3.2 is still valid.
-
-\section1 Profiles
-
-Profiles enable \QA to act as a specialized help tool for displaying
-documentation for applications. With profiles, the documentation
-writer can change properties such as \QA's title, application icons, and
-'about' dialogs. In addition, profiles can be used to run specialized
-documentation sets that are separate from the Qt docs. \QA can be
-customized by changing the following properties:
-
-\list
-
-\i Name- This property is used to name the profile. If multiple
-profiles are used for the same installation of \QA, this
-parameter is crucial to keep their profile specific settings
-apart. The property name is \c name
-
-\i Title- This property is used to specify a caption for \QA. The
-property name is \c title
-
-\i Application Icon- This property describes an icon that will be used
-as \QA application icon. The location of the icon is relative to the
-location of the profile. The property name is \c applicationicon
-
-\i Start Page- This property specifies which page \QA should initially
-display when the profile is used. Usually, this is the HTML file which
-contains the documentation's table of contents. This property also
-describes the default location to go to when pressing the home button
-in \QA's main user interface. The start page is specified relative to 
-the location of the profile. The property name is \c startpage
-
-\i About Menu Text- This property describes the text that appears in
-the \Menu Help menu, e.g. About Application. The property name is \c
-aboutmenutext
-
-\i About URL- This property can be used to point to an HTML file that
-describes the contents in the About dialog that is opened for the
-\Menu Help menu, e.g. About Application. The url is specified relative
-to the location of the profile. The property name is \c abouturl
-
-\i \QA Documentation- This property describes the location of
-the \QA documentation. This is required since \QA provides
-self help, such as the full text search help and the \QA
-Manual option in the \Menu Help menu. The location is a directory
-relative to the location of the profile. The property name is \c
-assistantdocs.
-
-\endlist
-
-To define a profile, one needs to specify a \QA Document
-Profile, usually abbreviated \c{.adp}. The profile is an extension of
-the Documentation Content File described above. We add a \c profile
-tag containing \c property tags to the format. 
-
-An example of a document profile file is shown below:
-
-\c helpdemo.adp
-
-\code
-<assistantconfig version="3.2.0">
-
-    <profile>
-	<property name="name">HelpExample</property>
-        <property name="title">Help Example</property>
-        <property name="applicationicon">logo.png</property>
-        <property name="startpage">index.html</property>
-        <property name="aboutmenutext">About Help</property>
-        <property name="abouturl">../about.txt</property>
-        <property name="assistantdocs">../../../doc/html</property>
-    </profile>
-
-    <DCF ref="index.html" icon="handbook.png" title="Help example">
-        <section ref="./manual.html" title="How to use this Example">
-            <keyword ref="./manual.html#installdocs">Install Docs</keyword>
-	    <keyword ref="./manual.html#onlydoc">Example Profile</keyword>
-	    <keyword ref="./manual.html#hide">Hide Sidebar</keyword>
-	    <keyword ref="./manual.html#openqabutton">Open</keyword>
-	    <keyword ref="./manual.html#closeqabutton">Close</keyword>
-	    <keyword ref="./manual.html#display">Display</keyword>
-        </section>
-   </DCF>
-
-</assistantconfig>
-\endcode
-
-These files are XML files. Characters such as \c{<}, \c{>}, and \c{&}
-must be written as entities (e.g., \c{&lt;}, \c{&gt;}, \c{&amp;}).
-
-\section2 Using Profiles
-
-To use a profile, run \QA with the option \c {-profile filename}.
-This will load the profile specified in the file and will customize
-\QA accordingly. For example, to run \QA with the example
-file above, \c helpdemo.adp, we would run the command as follows:
-
-\code 
-> assistant -profile helpdemo.adp
-\endcode
-
-See the HelpDemo example in the Qt distribution for a demonstration
-on how to use \QA with profiles for your own applications.
-
-When distributing \QA with your application, you will also need to
-copy the icon files from the \c QTDIR/tools/assistant/images
-directory so that \QA finds its icons.
-
-\omit
-For small documentation sets, the sidebar may not be necessary. You
-can hide the sidebar on startup with the following:
-\code
-assistant -hideSidebar
-\endcode
-\endomit
-
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