KDE widget - run commands
I'm looking for a way to run commands in a widget I'm trying to develop.
So far I've come across the org.kde.kio.KRun, which should be an interface to the kRunner. From the few examples I have seen, I only found that KRun has the following methods: openUrl, openService (which are not useful for running commands). I've tryed googling about it, but the only resource I've found is this one which seems to be very different from the org.kde.kio.KRun used in the widgets.
How can I run a command from a widget?
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I'm looking for a way to run commands in a widget I'm trying to develop.
So far I've come across the org.kde.kio.KRun, which should be an interface to the kRunner. From the few examples I have seen, I only found that KRun has the following methods: openUrl, openService (which are not useful for running commands). I've tryed googling about it, but the only resource I've found is this one which seems to be very different from the org.kde.kio.KRun used in the widgets.
How can I run a command from a widget?
kde application-development plasma-5 widgets
edited 2 days ago
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I'm looking for a way to run commands in a widget I'm trying to develop.
So far I've come across the org.kde.kio.KRun, which should be an interface to the kRunner. From the few examples I have seen, I only found that KRun has the following methods: openUrl, openService (which are not useful for running commands). I've tryed googling about it, but the only resource I've found is this one which seems to be very different from the org.kde.kio.KRun used in the widgets.
How can I run a command from a widget?
kde application-development plasma-5 widgets
edited 2 days ago
user26687
11.9k12331
asked 2 days ago
Davide_sdDavide_sd
244
I'm looking for a way to run commands in a widget I'm trying to develop.
So far I've come across the org.kde.kio.KRun, which should be an interface to the kRunner. From the few examples I have seen, I only found that KRun has the following methods: openUrl, openService (which are not useful for running commands). I've tryed googling about it, but the only resource I've found is this one which seems to be very different from the org.kde.kio.KRun used in the widgets.
How can I run a command from a widget?
kde application-development plasma-5 widgets
kde application-development plasma-5 widgets
edited 2 days ago
user26687
11.9k12331
asked 2 days ago
Davide_sdDavide_sd
244
edited 2 days ago
user26687
11.9k12331
asked 2 days ago
Davide_sdDavide_sd
244
edited 2 days ago
user26687
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edited 2 days ago
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edited 2 days ago
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If your widget is using the C++ then you could write a C++ plugin to handle the execution of the commands: Run system commands from QML App
If your widget is a QML only then you could use the PlasmaCore. An example plasma widget: https://store.kde.org/p/1166510/
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If your widget is using the C++ then you could write a C++ plugin to handle the execution of the commands: Run system commands from QML App
If your widget is a QML only then you could use the PlasmaCore. An example plasma widget: https://store.kde.org/p/1166510/
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If your widget is using the C++ then you could write a C++ plugin to handle the execution of the commands: Run system commands from QML App
If your widget is a QML only then you could use the PlasmaCore. An example plasma widget: https://store.kde.org/p/1166510/
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If your widget is using the C++ then you could write a C++ plugin to handle the execution of the commands: Run system commands from QML App
If your widget is a QML only then you could use the PlasmaCore. An example plasma widget: https://store.kde.org/p/1166510/
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If your widget is using the C++ then you could write a C++ plugin to handle the execution of the commands: Run system commands from QML App
If your widget is a QML only then you could use the PlasmaCore. An example plasma widget: https://store.kde.org/p/1166510/
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