BUGS:
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- initial size of kvim is bad when used inside a component. Gvim doesn't have
  this problem.
	--> resize and it is ok.
- kvim sometimes starts out of the component. The X server registration seem
  to be done too late.
- the title of vim with a --servername argument is not correct (see gvim).
	mikmak : kvim does not handle title names AFAIK (dont know why)
- resizing bug
    Investigate more
        -> use setSizeIncrement() and don't worry ?
        -> set gui.border and gui.offset correctly ?
        -> use our own resizing ?
  ->status: mikmak 20010923, better but far from perfect (text is always showed entirely)


FIXED:
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- mikmak: a servername bug when using vim --servername kvim followed by :gui and a vim --servername kvim --remote afile (which caused a crash of KVim), bug was caused by a memory leak(i think) in passing gui.dpy instead of qt_xdisplay().
- resizing windows dirties the text in both windows: investigation shows that only courier,10 font has this problem !
- kde generates a X-Error sometimes. Make vim ignore it instead of quitting
  ->status : mikmak 20010923, seems corrected, removed unnecessary call to KMainWindow::close() 
- add/remove tear-off for gui_mch_toggle_tearoffs()
    ->status : done, mikmak 20010923
- tear-off bug : strange...
    the first separator is turned into a tear-off and gets suppress when the 
    menu is shown in tear-off.
    ->status : fixed , mikmak 20010922 : bad index references in menubar
    ->NB: detach buffers menu has no close button (KDE Bug, doing bug report)
- destroying menu items does not work, so if you load and unload a buffer, the
  'Buffers' menu is not correct 
  ->status : fixed mikmak 20010919 : was a missing removeItem for parent widget
- setIcon() does not work (anymore ?) so KVim has no icon
  ->status : fixed mikmak 20010920 : adding .desktop files and installing .xpm at the right place solved the pbl (see Makefile and KVim.desktop)
- remove references to aquila (dead site), replace by klotski.berlios.de/kvim
  ->done, mikmak 20010919
