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        From 2005-01-25 Zack Rusin <zack@@kde.org>:

        * .cvsignore:
        * controlwidgetbase.ui:
        * mainwindow.cpp:
        * mainwindow.h:
        * qcairo.cpp:
        * qcairo.h:
        * qcairo.pro:
        * qcairowidget.cpp:
        * qcairowidget.h:
        * qkapow.cpp:
        * qkapow.h:

        1) I created a QCairoWidget which has a
        virtual void cairoPaint(cairo_t *)
        method which essentially replaces the QWidget::paintEvent. It's done
        essentially to enable people to just take the widget, stick it in their
        app and just use Cairo (either duble-buffered or not).
        2) Instead of the old demo code it uses now kapow. It's a little bit
        more attractive and nicely shows how to use QCairoWidget.
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@#ifndef MAINWINDOW_H
#define MAINWINDOW_H

#include <qmainwindow.h>

class QKapow;
class ControlWidgetBase;

class MainWindow : public QMainWindow
{
    Q_OBJECT
public:
    MainWindow();

private slots:
    void updateWidget();
private:
    void createGUI();
    void createActions();

private:
    QKapow *m_qcairo;
    ControlWidgetBase *m_control;
};

#endif
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@Initial commit of qcairo demo as contributed by Zack Rusin <zack@@kde.org>
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