Version:           SVN (using Devel) 
OS:                Linux

Compiling any class inherited from KMediaPlayer::Player, gcc reports this warning:

/usr/include/kxmlguiclient.h:326: warning: ‘virtual void 
KXMLGUIClient::stateChanged(const QString&, 
KXMLGUIClient::ReverseStateChange)’ was hidden
/usr/include/KDE/KMediaPlayer/../../kmediaplayer/player.h:131: warning:   
by ‘void KMediaPlayer::Player::stateChanged(int)’

KParts::Part inherits from XMLGUIClient the stateChanged(const QString&,...) 
method, and KMediaPlayer::Player::stateChanged(int) is a signal.

The problem is that hiding the method stateChanged(QString&) prevents the KPart to be able to use XMLGUI states.



Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
compile any class derived from KMediaPlayer::Player.




Olivier Goffart provided a solution in k-c-d:

The 'workaround' is to explicitly hide or enable it back with the 'using' 
keyword

put 
using KXMLGUIClient::stateChanged;
in the protected section of the KMediaPlayer::Player class

this does not break BC