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Re: Which Python PDF writing library is best? 2 Months Ago by cored0mp @rproffit Hey nice to hear from you. So when I try pdfkit the from_file method it doesn't work, giving me the error: pdfkit.from_string(report, '/tmp/out.pdf', options=options) File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/pdfkit/api.py", line 72, in from_string return r.to_pdf(output_path) File "/usr… Re: c++ as a gui 13 Years Ago by XMasterrrr QT for ever Re: Reading a file into Qt 10 Years Ago by Moschops "QT" is just the name given to a set of libraries and related. The OP is not coding in "QT"; they are coding in C++. I suspect that the OP has downloaded QT Creator and thinks that QT is some kind of separate programming language. It is not. You're coding in C++. If you absolutely insist on using QT libraries for doing things … QString problem 12 Years Ago by nine9hours Qt ide gives error about"error: passing 'const QChar' as 'this' argument of 'QChar& QChar::operator=(const QChar&)' discards qualifiers" here for(int i=reqposition;;i++) { if(data.at(i)==',') break; temp.at(j)=data.at(i); // ERROR IS HERE j++; } what do i do to solve it! Re: Include .dll with no header 12 Years Ago by Eagletalon QT version 4.5.2 and my coding solution in built using qmake command through command prompt Dunno if that makes a difference at all... Re: Difference between readAll(), read(), readLine()? 12 Years Ago by C++ programmer Qt IDE for qt programming with C++ Re: QMutableListIterator out of Bounds 11 Years Ago by capton Qt Classes. Re: User Interface Libraries 10 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 Qt is definitely the best, IMHO. It is not true that you need another IDE for using Qt. But it is true that it is easier with certain IDEs that have a tighter integration with Qt. This will be true for any GUI library out there. As far as I know, the best IDEs for working with Qt are Qt Creator, Visual Studio, and KDevelop. Qt Creator is the IDE … Re: How to use install and use pyqt5 6 Years Ago by Chris_48 QT Designer is different from pyqt. QT Designer is the Wysiwyg editor that creates .ui files that you can either compile to python code or import into the python code. Pyqt is a library / module for writing python code for qt. To get QT Designer (QT Creator ) https://www1.qt.io/download-open-source/?hsCtaTracking=f977210e-de67-475f-a32b-… Re: GUI programming 10 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 Qt provides a [very detailed guide](http://qt-project.org/wiki/How-to-build-a-static-Qt-for-Windows-MinGW) on how to compile and use the static version of Qt. They even provide a fully automated PowerShell script to do it all. Is that what you tried? What was the specific problem? > configure static.... That looks more like a Unix-style … Re: Multi-threading and guI 11 Years Ago by np complete Qt developer works fine for GUI and multi-threading. The only drawback that is present in Qt is the size. Any app developed in Qt has atleast size 5MB. Re: learn pyqt 16 Years Ago by vegaseat QT is a GUI (Graphics User Interface) toolkit and PyQT is the wrapper to make it work with the Python language. PyQT is not used much because of QT's inherent license problems. This might be the reason why there is little information on the internet. If you are new to programming, I would stick with the Tkinter GUI toolkit that is part of the … Re: Picking an IDE 12 Years Ago by rubberman Qt Creator works well for developing Qt-based GUI applications. It will help deal with all the platform-dependent cruft quite well. You might want to try it out if that is what you are planning at some time. Re: Multi-threading and guI 11 Years Ago by rubberman Qt works well in most environments, and is almost 100% cross-system compatible. I have used it for Windows, Linux, and QNX development work, each of which has a totally different windowing system. Re: GUI programming under suse 10.2 16 Years Ago by pheeror QT/KDE no doubt Re: Compiling MinGW util 0.3 13 Years Ago by iamcreasy qt has it's own command console which sets environment with mingw of its own. It just needs an extra utility of an old version.This is what made me late. Re: What are specifications/requirements of native, precise Linux program? 9 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 Qt is free. It's true that they have some professional tools that you have to pay for. But you don't really need those tools to work with Qt (in fact, I wouldn't recommend them). Technically, all you need is to install the libraries and have some C++ compiler of your choice. To create the GUIs, it's easiest if you use one of Qt's free tools, like … Re: [Q] Cross Platform Mobile Dev. Framework 12 Years Ago by katmai539 Qt support for iOS is served by the community, although from what i understand, currently only the non-GUI portion of the code is complete. It will be a wrapper around cocoa [URL="http://www.qt-iphone.com/Introduction.html"](source)[/URL]. Qt already supports Windows Embedded (Or Windows Mobile, Windows Phone, Windows Compact Edition, … Re: Can I do this in C? 16 Years Ago by TkTkorrovi QT is commercial, which means, owned by a company, and this may involve commercial interests, GTK is not commercial. Also, QT is only for C++, which means that it cannot be used in C program, while GTK is for C. Otherwise, QT and GTK are quite similar, having almost the same functions. Concerning platforms, a good solution is to write only for … Re: Installing GTK and MinGW in Windows 16 Years Ago by dwks Qt is released under two licenses. [url]http://trolltech.com/company/model[/url] It's released under the GNU GPL (not the LGPL), which means that it's under the copyleft and your program which uses Qt must also be released under the GPL. If you want to develop commercial applications with Qt, you have to obtain a commercial license from TrollTech.… Re: The Jump from C++ Programming to Graphics? 14 Years Ago by siddhant3s QT Creator, as ArkM said, is optional. Just like GLADE for GTK+. And it is no-where VB-like. When we say a thing X is Y-like, usually Y is the pioneer and X has inherited from it. This is not the case with VB. >I have every single source code file of the windows API, provided by Dev-Cpp >under the Open Source lisence. The file you … Re: What is the GUI library for linux 11 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 Qt is very easy to use and it is well-supported on all platforms (Linux, Mac and Windows) for doing GUI programming (and, of course, the KDE desktop environment is built with Qt, and I think a few others too). As for penetration testing, this has nothing to do with GUI programming!?!?! If you want to be employed as a pentester, why would a … Re: best options for creating graphs/drawings? (stereonet/geology) 14 Years Ago by scru QT (pyQT) can do svg files, I believe. Cairo (pyCairo) can also. The former is a GUI framework will the latter is a graphics library. EDIT: nevermind; I don't think QT can save svg files. I know cairo can render to pdf [B]and[/B] svg files though. Re: c++ as a gui 13 Years Ago by XMasterrrr Qt has a lot of books on it. And very updated unlike wxWidgets book which was last written in a very old version of wxWidgets. [URL="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2886258/wxwidgets-vs-qt"]Source[/URL] Re: C++ GUI's 11 Years Ago by plenty.groover Qt Creator is built just for that task, obviously for Qt. I'm sure there are others for different libraries, but that's the first one that comes to mind. Re: Use C++ code in Visual C++? 10 Years Ago by Moschops QT is no more than a set of classes, functions and libraries that you can use. You still code in C++. You just include the right headers and link against the right libraries, just as you already do for your C++ code. The new QT "syntax" is not new syntax; it's still C++ syntax, exactly the same; it's just some new classes and functions. Re: Word Association Game 20 Years Ago by Tekmaven QT -> Quicktime Re: adding video to webpage 17 Years Ago by MattEvans QT is pretty common, it often gets installed as a subsidiary or requirement for another install. I've never had much luck with finding good, free video recoding software... I certainly don't know of any Mac software. I'd use a package like Ulead or even at a push Windows Movie Maker on the PC. They aren't recoders but they let you import files … Re: GUI tutorials for Linux 16 Years Ago by iamthwee QT, is supposed to be very good because it has a nice GUI builder... when I finally get to install it... Re: Can I do this in C? 16 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon QT GUI library is also portable between many (but not all) operating systems. As for compilers -- you will need one for each OS that you want to support. There is no one compiler that will cross-compile for all of them.