Dose Qt have have any library to designee a document based template that can be print On Physical paper
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I'm using dart pdf to generate PDF files. It works, but now I want to provided the pdf based on the user language.
Within the other parts of the app I use flutter_localizations - but within dart pdf, I can't access the build context of the app.
e.g. AppLocalizations.of(OriginalAppContext).appTitle
How can I do localization?
What is the best way to generate pdf file over JavaFX gui app?
I used iText library,and works well.Does exist other way to create pdf,or just this library can use to generate pdf files.
I am learning Qt for the first time and I prefer to learn how to things the hand-coded way. I prefer learning this route because I am using Eclipse (with no Qt Designer) and I learn better knowing what is going on under the hood. Thus, I would like to know how to hand-code the XML-based user interface definition (.ui) files.
Unfortunately, I cannot seem to find any information on how this XML tree should be structured, and which properties and attributes are allowed. Instead, I find "drag-and-drop" tutorials. Aside from generating the .ui files in Qt Designer and then studying the output XML tree, is there another way to learn how to handcode these .ui files, or any documentation which speaks to the semantics of this XML document?
Thank you!
The UI file's sole purpose is to save you from hand-coding things. They're files that are generated by designer:
You create user interface components with Qt Designer and use Qt's integrated build tools, qmake and uic, to generate code for them when the application is built. The generated code contains the form's user interface object. It is a C++ struct that contains:
If you want to improve your knowledge of Qt, learning to write UIs via C++ would be a better option. Still, if you're convinced, there is this XML schema:
http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/designer-ui-file-format.html
Note that it says:
Be aware that the format may change in future Qt releases.
You might also be interested in the documentation for uic, which operates on the .ui file to create a header file containing the various widgets that make up the UI.
I want to generated a pdf using XSL-FO file. Adobe now has the capability to embed 3d objects inside PDF documents.
http://blogs.adobe.com/tcs/2011/01/framemaker/interactive-3d-models-in-documents.html
Now I just want to creat a PDF file from FOP library which supports to embed 3d object. Is it possible?
Not implemented, yet (2013-11-06). Consider implementing support for it yourself and submitting a patch to the Apache FOP project.
How can I read a Word (.doc) file in Qt? I want the text to appear formatted exactly like the Word document without any loss.
Take a look at this Microsoft Knowledge Base article, it describes where the documentation for the ActiveX objects can be found. ActiveX Widgets can be accesed from Qt via the QAxWidget, queries are issued using QAxBase::querySubObject().
Edit: And take a look at this answer. It adds some code samples to my answer.