I tried to install the Qt4 Designer from unstable but it was pretty much just some empty windows..?
Can anyone confirm it or did my system just have an alergic reaction?
Tina
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I currently have qt3 installed,
I suspect qt4 is similar, from the package descriptions
I haven't really had time to play with qt... yet
It looks cool, though
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I suspect qt4 is similar, from the package descriptions
I haven't really had time to play with qt... yet
It looks cool, though
Yeah... it's similar, but it supports the new Qt4bluesdog wrote:TryI currently have qt3 installed,Code: Select all
assistant
I suspect qt4 is similar, from the package descriptions
I haven't really had time to play with qt... yet
It looks cool, though
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.1/qt4-intro.html
The Qt Assistant as just a manual/ documentation and the one that I have installed and that works is (surprice!) for Qt3.
Hey... there is something new out there and I want it... now!
Tina
I just installed qt4 on my 'bleeding-edge' test box...
It comes up with five.. no, six boxes
The long skinny one to the left has a menu bar, two toolbars, then a series of presets for layout, spacers, buttons, item view (model-based), etc...
The small one at top center is entitled signal/slot editor
The even smaller one at upper right is the action editor
The long skinny one below that, at the right, is the property editor
The small one at bottom center is the resource editor
and finally the medium sized one at center is called new form, and has four 'types' or 'templates', to select from, and the option to show or not show the dialog on startup.
Neat!
Thanks for pointing this out to me, it looks like fun
It comes up with five.. no, six boxes
The long skinny one to the left has a menu bar, two toolbars, then a series of presets for layout, spacers, buttons, item view (model-based), etc...
The small one at top center is entitled signal/slot editor
The even smaller one at upper right is the action editor
The long skinny one below that, at the right, is the property editor
The small one at bottom center is the resource editor
and finally the medium sized one at center is called new form, and has four 'types' or 'templates', to select from, and the option to show or not show the dialog on startup.
Neat!
Thanks for pointing this out to me, it looks like fun