[PyKDE] mdi example printing

[Kenneth Godee]

Phil,
After playing with Kugar, I decided to go ahead and
give PyQt printing a try. 
As everyone says take a look at the example code.
The first I tried was "examples3/mdi.py" but the printDoc
method of the MDIWindow class does not work as written in 
the example code.
Here's the changes needed to make the sample code work.
I've also attached a diff_mdi.txt file incase the following 
gets to jumbled up.
I know it's just a little thing, but can really throw us
newbees.

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<p.setFont(self.e.font())
---
>p.setFont(self.medit.font())

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<for i in range(self.e.numLines):
---
>for i in range(self.medit.lines()):

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<p.drawText(Margin,Margin +
yPos,metrics.width(),fm.lineSpacing(),Qt.ExpandTabs | Qt.DontClip,self.e.textLine(i))
---
>p.drawText(Margin,Margin +
yPos,metrics.width(),fm.lineSpacing(),Qt.ExpandTabs | Qt.DontClip,self.medit.textLine(i))


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<             		p.setFont(self.e.font())
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>             		p.setFont(self.medit.font())
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<             		for i in range(self.e.numLines):
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>             		for i in range(self.medit.lines()):
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<                 		p.drawText(Margin,Margin + yPos,metrics.width(),fm.lineSpacing(),Qt.ExpandTabs | Qt.DontClip,self.e.textLine(i))
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>                 		p.drawText(Margin,Margin + yPos,metrics.width(),fm.lineSpacing(),Qt.ExpandTabs | Qt.DontClip,self.medit.textLine(i))