public virtual int WriteEntry(string key, QByteArray value, KWallet.Wallet.EntryType entryType)
{
return (int) interceptor.Invoke("writeEntry$#$", "writeEntry(const QString&, const QByteArray&, KWallet::Wallet::EntryType)", typeof(int), typeof(string), key, typeof(QByteArray), value, typeof(KWallet.Wallet.EntryType), entryType);
}
/// <remarks>
/// Open the wallet <code>name.</code> The user will be prompted to
/// allow your application to open the wallet, and may be
/// prompted for a password. You are responsible for deleting
/// this object when you are done with it.
/// <param> name="name" The name of the wallet to open.
/// </param><param> name="ot" If Asynchronous, the call will return
/// immediately with a non-null pointer to an
/// invalid wallet. You must immediately connect
/// the walletOpened() signal to a slot so that
/// you will know when it is opened, or when it
/// fails.
/// </param><param> name="w" The window id to associate any dialogs with.
/// </param></remarks> <return> Returns a pointer to the wallet if successful,
/// or a null pointer on error or if rejected.
/// </return>
/// <short> Open the wallet <code>name.</code></short>
public static KWallet.Wallet OpenWallet(string name, uint w, KWallet.Wallet.OpenType ot)
{
return (KWallet.Wallet) staticInterceptor.Invoke("openWallet$$$", "openWallet(const QString&, WId, KWallet::Wallet::OpenType)", typeof(KWallet.Wallet), typeof(string), name, typeof(uint), w, typeof(KWallet.Wallet.OpenType), ot);
}
