Version: unspecified OS: Linux Example: One added two NFO::hashAlgorithm MD5 and SHA-1 and then two NFO::hashValue() as properties to a file. For the user it is now unclear which hash value is associated with which hash algorithm. In some cases (MD4 and MD5) just looking at the length of the hash would not solve this issue and also sometimes not the whole hash is being displayed. Reproducible: Always Expected Results: Ideally the information would be displayed just in one line instead of two: "[hashAlgorithm] hash: [hashValue]" e.g. "MD5 hash: 6eff5b239f07373c15a4a9067c3aedd8" This issue most likely applies to other ontologies as well so a more general -- less maintance burden -- solution than described above would maybe be needed. Imo it would be ideally if Nepomuk itself could be used, e.g. associating a hash with a hashAlgorithm. Then the Widget could display any "child" of a property indented. Though I lack the knowledge if that would be possible.
Is this still an issue with KDE Frameworks 5.44 or greater?
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