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plasmaengineexplorer

NAME

plasmaengineexplorer - Provides direct access to plasma data engines

SYNOPSIS

plasmaengineexplorer [--height pixels] [--width pixels] [-x pixels] [-y pixels] [--engine name] [--source name] [--interval ms]

plasmaengineexplorer [KDE Generic Options] [Qt Generic Options]

DESCRIPTION

plasmaengineexplorer is a graphical tool allowing developers to test Plasma data engines without writing a Plasma applet.

If no options are given, it will start without any data engine selected. The required data engine can be selected from a drop-down list.

Only installed data engines will be found. kbuildsycoca4 may need to be run for newly-installed data engines to be found.

OPTIONS

--height pixels

Sets the height of the window, in pixels.

--width pixels

Sets the width of the window, in pixels.

-x pixels

Sets the x (horizontal) co-ordinate of the top left corner of the window, in pixels.

-y pixels

Sets the y (vertical) co-ordinate of the top left corner of the window, in pixels.

--engine name

Start plasmaengineexplorer with the given data engine selected. name is the internal name of the data engine given by the X-KDE-PluginInfo-Name key of the desktop file.

--source name

Only valid in conjunction with --engine. Requests a specific source from the data engine when plasmaengineexplorer is started.

--interval time

Sets the default update interval for requested sources to time milliseconds. If not set, the source will update on demand (for some sources, this will be when new data is available).

If --source is specified, this is the update interval that will be used when requesting that source.

SEE ALSO

More detailed user documentation is available from help:/plasma (either enter this URL into Konqueror, or run khelpcenter help:/plasma).

EXAMPLES

Load the time data engine, showing the local time and updating every second:

plasmaengineexplorer --engine time --source Local --interval 1000

AUTHORS

plasmaengineexplorer was written by Aaron Seigo <aseigo@kde.org>.