/// <remarks>
/// Constructs a KXMLGUIFactory. The provided <code>builder</code> KXMLGUIBuilder will be called
/// for creating and removing container widgets, when clients are added/removed from the GUI.
/// Note that the ownership of the given KXMLGUIBuilder object won't be transferred to this
/// KXMLGUIFactory, so you have to take care of deleting it properly.
/// </remarks> <short> Constructs a KXMLGUIFactory.</short>
public KXMLGUIFactory(IKXMLGUIBuilder builder, QObject parent)
: this((Type) null)
{
CreateProxy();
interceptor.Invoke("KXMLGUIFactory##", "KXMLGUIFactory(KXMLGUIBuilder*, QObject*)", typeof(void), typeof(IKXMLGUIBuilder), builder, typeof(QObject), parent);
}
public KXMLGUIFactory(IKXMLGUIBuilder builder)
: this((Type) null)
{
CreateProxy();
interceptor.Invoke("KXMLGUIFactory#", "KXMLGUIFactory(KXMLGUIBuilder*)", typeof(void), typeof(IKXMLGUIBuilder), builder);
}
/// <remarks>
/// A client can have an own KXMLGUIBuilder.
/// Use this method to assign your builder instance to the client (so that the
/// KXMLGUIFactory can use it when building the client's GUI)
/// Client specific guibuilders are useful if you want to create
/// custom container widgets for your GUI.
/// </remarks> <short> A client can have an own KXMLGUIBuilder.</short>
public void SetClientBuilder(IKXMLGUIBuilder builder)
{
interceptor.Invoke("setClientBuilder#", "setClientBuilder(KXMLGUIBuilder*)", typeof(void), typeof(IKXMLGUIBuilder), builder);
}
