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New texts for the wizard types in the new dialog

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Reviewed-by: Leena Miettinen
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Daniel Molkentin
2010-05-12 10:39:49 +02:00
parent 28ec223314
commit bf95a99c51
18 changed files with 36 additions and 21 deletions
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src/plugins/designer/formeditorplugin.cpp
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@@ -129,14 +129,16 @@ void FormEditorPlugin::initializeTemplates()
const QString formFileType = QLatin1String(Constants::FORM_FILE_TYPE);
wizardParameters.setDisplayName(tr("Qt Designer Form"));
wizardParameters.setId(QLatin1String("D.Form"));
wizardParameters.setDescription(tr("Creates a Qt Designer form file (.ui)."));
wizardParameters.setDescription(tr("Creates a Qt Designer form along with a matching class (C++ header and source file) "
"for implementation purposes. You can add the form and class to an existing Qt C++ Project."));
addAutoReleasedObject(new FormWizard(wizardParameters, this));
#ifdef CPP_ENABLED
wizardParameters.setKind(Core::IWizard::ClassWizard);
wizardParameters.setDisplayName(tr("Qt Designer Form Class"));
wizardParameters.setId(QLatin1String("C.FormClass"));
wizardParameters.setDescription(tr("Creates a Qt Designer form file (.ui) with a matching class."));
wizardParameters.setDescription(tr("Creates a Qt Designer form that you can add to a Qt C++ project. "
"This is useful if you already have an existing class for the UI business logic."));
addAutoReleasedObject(new FormClassWizard(wizardParameters, this));
addAutoReleasedObject(new CppSettingsPage);
#endif