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/*!
\example openreadme
\ingroup qtifwexamples
\title Open ReadMe Example
\brief Using a component script to add a check box for opening the readme
file to the final installer page.
\image qtifw-examples-openreadme.png
\e{Open ReadMe} illustrates how to use the \c Component() function to add a
check box to the installation finished page and to open the readme file if
end users select the check box.
\include installerfw-examples-configuring.qdocinc
\quotefile openreadme/config/config.xml
\include installerfw-examples-packaging.qdocinc
\list
\li The \c <Default> element is set to \c true to preselect the
component in the installer.
\li The \c <Script> element specifies the file name of the JavaScript
file that is loaded to perform operations.
\li The \c <UserInterfaces> element specifies the file name of the
installer page (.ui file) to use.
\endlist
\quotefile openreadme/packages/or.qtproject.ifw.example.openreadme/meta/package.xml
\section1 Opening Files After Installation
In installscript.qs, we use the \c Component() function to connect to the
\c installationFinishedPageIsShown signal when the installation is complete
and to the \c installationFinished signal when the end users click
\uicontrol Finish (\uicontrol Done on OS X):
\quotefromfile openreadme/packages/or.qtproject.ifw.example.openreadme/meta/installscript.qs
\skipto Component()
\printuntil }
We call the component::createOperations() function to override the default
method for creating operations:
\printuntil }
If the installation is successful, we call the installer::addWizardPageItem()
function to replace the last installer page with a custom page that contains
the \uicontrol {OpenReadMe} check box:
\printuntil /^\}/
We set the \c readMeCheckBox to \c checked by default and use the
QDesktopServices::openURL() function to open the readme file:
\printuntil /^\}/
\include installerfw-examples-generating.qdocinc
*/
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