/// <remarks>
/// Returns the items listed for the given <code>dir.</code>
/// This method will NOT start listing <code>dir</code>, you should only call
/// this when receiving the finished() signal.
/// The items in the KFileItemList are references to the items used
/// by KDirLister, so e.g. an item gets destroyed when the deleteItem()
/// signal is emitted.
/// <param> name="dir" specifies the url for which the items should be returned. This
/// is only useful if you use KDirLister with multiple URLs
/// i.e. using bool keep = true in openUrl().
/// </param><param> name="which" specifies whether the returned list will contain all entries
/// or only the ones that passed the nameFilter, mimeFilter, etc.
/// Note that the latter causes iteration over all the items,
/// filtering them. If this is too slow for you, use the
/// newItems() signal, sending out filtered items in chunks.
/// </param></remarks> <return> the items listed for <code>dir.</code>
/// </return>
/// <short> Returns the items listed for the given <code>dir.</code></short>
public List<KFileItem> ItemsForDir(KUrl dir, KDirLister.WhichItems which)
{
return (List<KFileItem>) interceptor.Invoke("itemsForDir#$", "itemsForDir(const KUrl&, KDirLister::WhichItems) const", typeof(List<KFileItem>), typeof(KUrl), dir, typeof(KDirLister.WhichItems), which);
}
/// <remarks>
/// Set the directory lister to use by this model, instead of the default KDirLister created internally.
/// The model takes ownership.
/// </remarks> <short> Set the directory lister to use by this model, instead of the default KDirLister created internally.</short>
public void SetDirLister(KDirLister dirLister)
{
interceptor.Invoke("setDirLister#", "setDirLister(KDirLister*)", typeof(void), typeof(KDirLister), dirLister);
}
/// <remarks>
/// Returns the items listed for the current url().
/// This method will NOT start listing a directory, you should only call
/// this when receiving the finished() signal.
/// The items in the KFileItemList are references to the items used
/// by KDirLister, so e.g. an item gets destroyed when the deleteItem()
/// signal is emitted.
/// <param> name="which" specifies whether the returned list will contain all entries
/// or only the ones that passed the nameFilter(), mimeFilter(),
/// etc. Note that the latter causes iteration over all the
/// items, filtering them. If this is too slow for you, use the
/// newItems() signal, sending out filtered items in chunks.
/// </param></remarks> <return> the items listed for the current url().
/// </return>
/// <short> Returns the items listed for the current url().</short>
public List<KFileItem> Items(KDirLister.WhichItems which)
{
return (List<KFileItem>) interceptor.Invoke("items$", "items(KDirLister::WhichItems) const", typeof(List<KFileItem>), typeof(KDirLister.WhichItems), which);
}