Andrew Haines wrote:
As far as I know the original approach for the qt widgetset was to write a supporting .so in c++ that exported the functions in a plain c compatible way so that pascal could use qt through this. I think in the lcl/interfaces/qt there is the source for the lzqt. (which I assume stands for lazarusqt) I don't think that currently there is a usable amount of code there, since the lcl has changed quite a bit from when there was a qt initiative. Also I imagine that the c++ source code was probably written around qt 2 so there may be incompatibilities there as well.
I don't like this approach ... a lot of time invested into building the c++ library, and I don't think we need that.
There already exist Qt3 and Qt4 bindings for Pascal, so we should use them instead of building new ones:
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