/// <remarks>
/// Returns the name of the gui item for the given identifier @param id.
/// <param> name="id" the identifier to search for
/// </param></remarks> <short> Returns the name of the gui item for the given identifier @param id.</short>
public static string standardItem(KStandardGuiItem.StandardItem id)
{
return (string) staticInterceptor.Invoke("standardItem$", "standardItem(KStandardGuiItem::StandardItem)", typeof(string), typeof(KStandardGuiItem.StandardItem), id);
}
/// <remarks>
/// Returns the 'Forward' gui item, like Konqueror's forward
/// button. This GUI item can optionally honor the user's setting for BiDi,
/// so the icon for right-to-left languages (Hebrew and Arab) has the arrow
/// pointing in the opposite direction.
/// By default the arrow points in the Western 'forward' direction (i.e.
/// to the right). This is because usually you only want the Bidi aware
/// GUI item if you also want the 'back' item. Those two are available
/// in the separate backAndForward() method.
/// </remarks> <short> Returns the 'Forward' gui item, like Konqueror's forward button.</short>
public static KGuiItem Forward(KStandardGuiItem.BidiMode useBidi)
{
return (KGuiItem) staticInterceptor.Invoke("forward$", "forward(KStandardGuiItem::BidiMode)", typeof(KGuiItem), typeof(KStandardGuiItem.BidiMode), useBidi);
}
/// <remarks>
/// Returns the gui item for the given identifier @param id.
/// <param> name="id" the identifier to search for
/// </param></remarks> <short> Returns the gui item for the given identifier @param id.</short>
public static KGuiItem GuiItem(KStandardGuiItem.StandardItem id)
{
return (KGuiItem) staticInterceptor.Invoke("guiItem$", "guiItem(KStandardGuiItem::StandardItem)", typeof(KGuiItem), typeof(KStandardGuiItem.StandardItem), id);
}
/// <remarks>
/// Returns the 'Back' gui item, like Konqueror's back button.
/// This GUI item can optionally honor the user's setting for BiDi, so the
/// icon for right-to-left languages (Hebrew and Arab) has the arrow
/// pointing in the opposite direction.
/// By default the arrow points in the Western 'back' direction (i.e.
/// to the left). This is because usually you only want the Bidi aware
/// GUI item if you also want the 'forward' item. Those two are available
/// in the separate backAndForward() method.
/// </remarks> <short> Returns the 'Back' gui item, like Konqueror's back button.</short>
public static KGuiItem Back(KStandardGuiItem.BidiMode useBidi)
{
return (KGuiItem) staticInterceptor.Invoke("back$", "back(KStandardGuiItem::BidiMode)", typeof(KGuiItem), typeof(KStandardGuiItem.BidiMode), useBidi);
}
