This document describes Kile's DBUS interface and the parts of the Lyx protocol known by Kile.

1. Kile's DBUS interface

Open a file either by absolute or relative path:
	virtual void openDocument(const QString &);

Insert text at the cursor position in the current document; this can be used to replace Lyx's pipe mechanism:
	virtual void insertText(const QString &);

Close the current document:
	virtual void closeDocument();

Open a Kile project file, either by absolute or relative path:
	virtual void openProject(const QString &);

Jump to the given line in the current document; please note that the parameter is not of the type 'int' but of 'QString' instead:
	virtual void setLine(const QString &);

Raise Kile's main window; does not steal the focus:
	virtual void setActive();

Run the given tool; the return values are { Running = 0, ConfigureFailed, NoLauncherInstalled, NoValidTarget, NoValidSource, TargetHasWrongPermissions, NoValidPrereqs, CouldNotLaunch, SelfCheckFailed}:
	virtual int run(const QString &);

Run the given tool with a specific configuration as second parameter; returns the same values as the function above:
	virtual int runWith(const QString &, const QString &);


2. Kile's Lyx Pipe emulation

The following Lyx commands are understood by Kile.

Insert the citations $Name1, Name2, ... at the current cursor postion; the citation command is hard coded to '\cite':
	:citation-insert:$Name1,$Name2

Insert the command \bibliography with the files named $myBib1, $myBib2, ... at the current cursor position:
	:bibtex-database-add:$myBib

Insert the string $text at the current cursor position:
	:paste:$text

Valid for Kile 2.1, written at 6/9/2009

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