Trolltech was very kind to send us over a copy of the recently released "C++ GUI Programming with Qt 3" book, part of "Bruce Perens' Open Source Series". The book weighs in at about 400 pages and comes with a CD-ROM loaded with software not found elsewhere freely.
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"QT is not STD C++ compliable, and I don't like their license. I use wxWindows in all of my projects instead. Take a look and see how nice it is at
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thats bcoz the signal slot mechanism has not equivalent in std c++. c++ itself wasnt standardised when qt came out first and the c++ template mechanism is still very close to macro expansion that a generic framework. the standard libraries also didnt exist. once the qt moc parser works over the specific parts the rest is done with gcc. so its no fault of qt.
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"QT is not STD C++ compliable, and I don't like their license. I use wxWindows in all of my projects instead. Take a look and see how nice it is at
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thats bcoz the signal slot mechanism has not equivalent in std c++. c++ itself wasnt standardised when qt came out first and the c++ template mechanism is still very close to macro expansion that a generic framework. the standard libraries also didnt exist. once the qt moc parser works over the specific parts the rest is done with gcc. so its no fault of qt.
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Jess