@@ -164,8 +164,8 @@ proceed without error checking and show an empty settings dialog.
164164@param defaultValue a default value to return in case the value is not found in the settings
165165@returns The value found under the given key
166166
167- You can override this method if you want to support loading and saving settings from a
168- different source then the normally used QSettings
167+ You can override this method if you want to support loading and saving settings from something
168+ different than a ISettingsAccessor
169169
170170@sa SettingsViewModel::saveValue, SettingsViewModel::resetValue
171171*/
@@ -176,8 +176,9 @@ different source then the normally used QSettings
176176@param key The full key of the settings entry to be saved
177177@param value The value to be stored under the key
178178
179- You can override this method if you want to support loading and saving settings from a
180- different source then the normally used QSettings
179+ You can override this method if you want to support loading and saving settings from something
180+ different than a ISettingsAccessor. if you do so, you must emit the valueChanged() signal
181+ from this method to indicate that the data was changed.
181182
182183@sa SettingsViewModel::loadValue, SettingsViewModel::resetValue
183184*/
@@ -187,8 +188,9 @@ different source then the normally used QSettings
187188
188189@param key The full key of the settings entry to be resetted
189190
190- You can override this method if you want to support loading and saving settings from a
191- different source then the normally used QSettings
191+ You can override this method if you want to support loading and saving settings from something
192+ different than a ISettingsAccessor. if you do so, you must emit the valueChanged() signal
193+ from this method to indicate that the data was changed.
192194
193195@sa SettingsViewModel::loadValue, SettingsViewModel::saveValue
194196*/
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