On 2/7/07, Peter Busser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi!
> What all these toolkits share is a very static model of programming, which
> is a pity. Qt4 has improved support for dynamic widget manipulation, but,
> boy, it's fat.
What is ``dynamic widget manipulation''? And how would a dynamic model
of programming be diferent from the one used by Qt4?
Well, the nice thing about Qt 4 is that they have extended the
"meta-object" protocol:
you can modify most widget properties by name, that is: you have a
string designating
the property (say, background color) and can set it through a single
generic interface.
Another feature is that it can create widgets at runtime from an XML
spec and there is
a very nice GUI designer that generates that XML. As usual everything
is extensively
documented.
Still, it's big, slow and a bit proprietary. Powerful, though.
cheers,
felix
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