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Hello,
I've just spent 2+ hours trying to write a trivial kconf_update script.
Unsuccessfully. Because of the @%^!^@!^!! idea to use 1 (not '1', but numeric
1) as separator in KGlobalAccel items, used as keys for KConfig. And, after
that, I noticed KConfig itself does something similar intentionally, with
http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=740551 replacing the rather obvious
and intuitive '/' with '\x01d' as the group separator (in nested groups).
Now, the questions I have, are:
- how the hell is one supposed to handle either of those with kconf_update
- dtto, with kreadconfig/kwriteconfig
- will somebody have a problem with me making KConfig simply assert on any
non-printable character in key or group name, and use '/' again for groups?
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Lubos Lunak
KDE developer
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