Is this implementing bug 241227 (konqueror file manager: home directory should show regular folders first and then hidden folders)?

The use of tildes for doxygen code blocks is documented here: https://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/manual/markdown.html#md_fenced

In T8601#139884, @abetts wrote:

In T8601#139882, @argonel wrote:

More questions:

Is this about modal boxes?
Is this about setting the expectation that another window is going to appear, or just that the action needs further input to *begin*?

This is the most common scenario that we have discussed. So, yes, it would apply for that.

More questions:

I wrote these comments on October 23rd, but they got stuck in a draft. I can't seem to delete them. A couple are still relevant though.

For https://community.kde.org/SoK, I've created a redirect from "Ideas for SoK 2018" to "GSoC/2018/Ideas " per @bshah. I've also updated the text a bit as this year (only?) the SoK does not run in parallel with GSoC. There used to be a status page, but I didn't locate it for the following years (https://community.kde.org/SoK/2014/StatusReport).

Once those changes are made, please rebase on 1.7 branch, commit to 1.7 and merge to master.

Ctrl-Alt-, is way outside of anything I would expect as a common shortcut. Did you try Alt-,? I have no idea whether it'd work or not, but the odds of having a menu whose name begins with (or even contains) a comma are low.

In D8296, @ngraham wrote:

I chose Ctrl+, because that's the standard shortcut for all (and I do mean all) programs in the macOS world--a standard that has started to trickle into the Windows world as well, because there was previously no standard there. Might as well standardize on what's already a de facto standard elsewhere, to avoid throwing away people's muscle memory.

The blocks starting at 565, 623 and 683 and possibly 801 look like duplicates to me. Perhaps factor these out into a helper method? I didn't actually compare every line, so if they're not strict duplicates ignore me.

The cons of moving away from mediawiki for the HIG are:

• support for mobile devices ( responsive page layout, ...)

"Match case" is acceptable. It refers to "typecase", the box in which movable type was stored. The convention was that capital letters were stored in the uppermost of two boxes, hence "upper case" and "lower case".

Lets try to keep the GUI stuff together as much as possible, for the (eventual) refactoring.