Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 20th Dec 2005 14:17 UTC, submitted by Anonymous
Trolltech has just released Qt 4.1. Many new features were added since Qt 4.0, including integrated support for rendering SVG drawings and animations, a PDF backend to the Qt printing system and a lightweight unit testing framework. Qt Designer, OpenGL support and Visual Studio .NET integration were updated too.
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2005-07-15
I don't think you are very clear on what the code generation feature of Glade actually does. When you use Glade's code generation, it does not write C code or C++ code for the UI. It still uses libglade.
for libglade you need libglademm.h. If i use glade code generation and grep for libglademm.h nothing will be found. Glade genearted C++ code and a lot of .hh and .cc files which i shouldn't edit. If anyhow i will edit this files for some extra vars/data-structures and change something on the GUI on glade everything get overwritten.
You can read on every Gtk+ and Gtkmm mailinglist that you shouldn't use code generation and glade3 will not have any code generation!