i am new to QT, i don't have any knowledge about it.
from scratch i need to learn, if you people have some tutorials or some technical blogs please
feel free to share with me..
i have seen some stuffs in troltech, tell me any thing else apart from it.
Thanks
Trolltech documentation is great.
I can also suggest having a look at the independant tutorial.
There are also some great books about Qt. My favourite is C++ Gui programming with Qt.
Check out also these websites : Qt Forum and Qt Center.
This book is nice to start with Qt (Assuming you know c++)
http://www.amazon.com/Book-Qt-Art-Building-Applications/dp/1593271476/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1301423092&sr=8-9
You could also look at these
http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Prentice-Source-Software-Development/dp/0132354160/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1301423092&sr=8-2
http://www.amazon.com/Advanced-Qt-Programming-Creating-Development/dp/0321635906/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1301423092&sr=8-1
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Hi everybody,
I would like to create an code editor on Qt to highlight and complete web languages.
It's my first steps on Qt and this project is a school project.
I looked for some tutorials on Qscintilla or GNU Scource-Highlight but I don't know how add it to my project. Of course I seen examples on Qt documentation but I don't like the way to highlight code.
So if someone know how work these libraries or if you have something more new, please answer me ;)
PS : Sorry for my bad English, I'm still learning =D
I would recommend looking into Kate Highlighting, which is also used for example by QtCreator.
I vaguely remember hearing that the Kate and QtCreator developers were actually working on a Qt syntax highlighting library using this syntax definition files.
Might be worth contacting the Kate developers
In Qt i don't want to create button,label or else in design like drag and drop, but i want to create them with using code, so anyone can share the tutorial links for me about this code lessons please ?? sorry in advance for my bad question
I loved these video tutorials. Covers an awesome introduction into basic stuff, but a lot of advanced topics, too. I realize that your question includes a pyqt tag. Qt is really easy to handle with C++ though, especially for basic GUI programming. So if you don't absolutely have to use Python this is really worth getting into. On top of that, the python and C++ interface for programming Qt have a lot in common. So in any case it would not be a waste of time. Next time, take 5 minutes and search the web a little. There are tons of awesome tutorials out there, that are just a few key presses away using the search engine of your trust.
Please give me peace of advice. I would like to create some kind of audio-video player with some original functionality. But the problem is I'm not sure which multimedia framework to use. I tried to use Phonon but it has some bugs and for some reason it doesn't support many file formats (maybe I just don't know how to use it properly). So I'm thinking maybe some other mediaframework would be better. Maybe I'm wrong. I can use only LGPL license.
Thanks in advance
Check out Google for "qt vlc". That might give you a starting point.
Like the above user said, vlc is a good option.
Another good option would be GStreamer. Although it isn't qt-specific (it's rather Gnome-y actually), it's a pretty decent multimedia framework, and its documentation is (in my humble opinion) superior to vlc's.
Check them out at: http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/
I'm a tad new to qt and so far I really only added qwt; but I was wondering, what are some other useful qt plugins? And is there a list somewhere?
Thanks in advance.
you could try http://www.libqxt.org/ and http://medieninf.de/qmapcontrol/
For me, one of the useful Qt plugin was wwWidgets. Also, as I needed zip/unzip functions in one of my projects, QuaZIP - Qt/C++ wrapper for ZIP/UNZIP package helped me a lot!
Don't use it before, but QCA is one of the things I want to test.
Good luck!
The Common Toolkit ( CTK ).
Here is an image gallery.
Have a look at inqlude. It lists a pretty decent number of available 3rd party Qt components and add-ons.
Besides these, there are also some commercial components available, like the ones from Developer Machines (Ribbon, DataGrid, etc.) and KDAB (Soap, Report, Chart).
Warning: Java newbie.
Been looking at XUI for Java. Its looks quite interesting. Sort of liek a WPF way of designing interfaces. But googling around I don't see much other than articles saying it had been released. So is it used much or a bit niche?
Are there other similar frameworks for Java? Was looking at JavaFX but seems to be a general feeling that it has been slow development wise. Are there other frameworks that work in simialr ways? I get the impression Swing/SWT seem to more like WinForms. I'm looking to do something a bit more WPF like. As I said, Java newbie, so I might have this all confused. Seem to be so many UI frameworks its a bit overwhelming working out what to use for a new project.
If you can't use JavaFx, Take a look http://www.swixml.org.
JavaFx is a nice framework, it is pretty easy to learn and use. There are also some nice tutorials, doco, API's available, its still only in Preview SDK at the moment, but the next reelase is expected out relativly soon.
I would recommend giving it a try
official javaFx site
suns JavaFX overview
openjfx