Those example illustrate various Kommander features.

In the future they would be used together with Kommander tutorials. 
For now, only brief information is available


* GLOBALS.KMDR
Shows using global and setGlobal DCOP calls to provide global
variables for script.
Functions/concepts:
- global
- setGlobal
- changeWidgetText

* DCOP.KMDR
Shows how to use both local and external DCOP calls to communicate 
with external application (here: KMail). 
Functions/concepts:
- external DCOP
- addListItem
- enableWidget
- @selectedWidgetText
- @widgetText

* SLOTS.KMDR
Shows how to use connections/slots to handle events. Both population and
standard slots are used.
- slots/connections
- populate()

* SETTINGS.KMDR
Shows how to use @readSetting and @writeSetting functions to write/restore
widget content. Also, shows how to use populate() slot to initialize widget
content.
Functions/concepts:
- @readSetting
- @writeSetting
- populate()
- slots/connections

* APPEND.KMDR
Shows how you can append text to TextEdit, and how you can use it to display
formatted text.
Functions/concepts:
- changeWidetText
- RichTextEdit

* CMDLINE.KMDR
Shows how you can pass parameters to Kommander dialog via command-line.
Also, shows how to change list content and button text.
Functions/concepts:
- command-line arguments
- global
- changeWidgetText
- addListItem
- clearList

* INITIALIZE.KMDR
Shows how you can use 'initialization' and 'destroy' scripts of main
dialog to initialize and store some settings.
Functions/concepts:
- initialization
- destroy
- readSetting
- writeSetting

* ARRAY.KMDR
Shows how to use assocative arrays to store and restore information
associated with container items.
Function/concept:
- setArrayValue
- arrayValue
- array
