I've been looking through the current Qt4.4 snapshot docs for the Qt Help module. The QHelpEngineCore class and its associates look very interesting for our commercial apps, but there is one specific limitation compared with the existing QAssistantClient implementation: The QHelpEngineCore class does not appear to be able to accept a help collection file that is dynamically generated by the application, since any such document has to be passed through the qcollectiongenerator tool. Ideally, the QHelpEngineCore class should be able to accept not just the compiled .qhc file, but also the textual .qhcp input files and do the compilation itself internally.
For a specific use case, consider an application which uses a plugin framework where plugins can come with their own documentation sets and where the plugins available can change (eg plugins might be packaged and distributed separately). The application wants to present all the documentation together to the user by interrogating what plugins are being used only when the application is actually run and then generate a help collection file on the fly. How possible is it to modify the QHelpEngineCore class to accept dynamically generated collection files, even better to just take a QString instead of having to read it from a file? -- Dr Craig Scott Computational Modeling, CSIRO Melbourne, Australia Ph: 61-3-86013809 (Docklands) Ph: 61-3-95458096 (Clayton) To unsubscribe - send "unsubscribe" in the subject to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
