Hi,
I went over it and fixed most of the text to make it grammatically correct and nicer to read, but I don't understand what the following paragraph is supposed to mean (in the "SerialPort" section): > For the standard implementation of the internal structure and interfaces > was adopted class QAbstractSocket, as one of the most suitable in > terms of functionality. In this case, the internal structure used by > QAbstractSocket, was significantly revised and simplified. "standard implementation" Are there multiple implementations? Or is it simply supposed to refer to the "core" / "technical foundation" of the implementation? "internal structure and interfaces was adopted ..." "internal structure [...] was significantly revised and simplified" Does this mean ... - SerialPort is a subclass of QAbstractSocket? or - SerialPort is a fork of QAbstractSocket? or - SerialPort is inspired by QAbstractSocket / follows the API-conventions defined by QAbstractSocket? The same goes for this similar paragraph (in the "SerialPortInfo" section): > For the standard implementation of the internal structure and interfaces > was adopted class QPrinterInfo, as one of the most suitable in terms > of functionality. Again: What exactly is the relation between the SerialPortInfo and QPrinterInfo classes? Regards, Davet Jacques _______________________________________________ Development mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/development
