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A very easy molmass calculator.
It can optionaly show the periodic system. Each element is a button and shows some information with a tooltip.
Instalation:
- The Applet depens on kalzium from kde >= 4.5.
For compilation run this in the source folder:
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=´kde4-config --prefix´
sudo make install
kbuildsycoca4
A big "thank you" goes to the Kalzium project for providing all these usfull librarys;)
It's my first project so please give some feedback.
This plasmoid is now part of trunk and therefore be released with kalzium of kde 4.6.
10 years ago
0.4.3
- Popupapplet works now with kde 4.5
- tuned the color scheme
0.4.2
- Improved the periodicsystem code.
- implemented an icon to show/hide periodic system
- adding kalzium for the "run application" button.
- uses now only the kalzium 4.5 dataengien (The dataengine was merged with the kalzium dataengine)
0.4.0
- fixed resize problem.
- popupapplet now behaves as expectet
- settings are being saved
- works with kde 4.4
0.4.0 (beta)
- Uses now a dataengie
- The periodictable shows all elements
- Elements have Tooltips with some Informations.
- Results can automaticly been copyed to clipboard.
- Applet uses the popupaplet-class.
0.3
- Initial release.
10 years ago
0.4.3
- Popupapplet works now with kde 4.5
- tuned the color scheme
0.4.2
- Improved the periodicsystem code.
- implemented an icon to show/hide periodic system
- adding kalzium for the "run application" button.
- uses now only the kalzium 4.5 dataengien (The dataengine was merged with the kalzium dataengine)
0.4.0
- fixed resize problem.
- popupapplet now behaves as expectet
- settings are being saved
- works with kde 4.4
0.4.0 (beta)
- Uses now a dataengie
- The periodictable shows all elements
- Elements have Tooltips with some Informations.
- Results can automaticly been copyed to clipboard.
- Applet uses the popupaplet-class.
0.3
- Initial release.
TheBlackCat
10 years ago
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KDesk
10 years ago
I think that in the electron configuration you could ad [ and ] to the noble gas, like: [He] 2s^2 2p^2
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Eti
10 years ago
I get the information from the same place that Kalzium does. So i can't fix it at the moment. The best thing to do would be to file a Bug for Kalzium.
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