On 26/02/10 06:45, Przemysław Czerpak wrote:
On Thu, 25 Feb 2010, Barry Jackson wrote:
Hi,
Right now implementing NG format oriented hbQT's help.
Anyone found an NG reader (that works) for Linux?
I'm using Expert Guide from Dave Person.
best regards,
Przemek
Thanks Przemek - I tried that
Hi Priptpal if you want i can publish your article on my blog (i planed
update tomorrow)
http://harbourlanguage.blogspot.com/
2010/2/26 francesco perillo
> > This is _ABSOLUTELY_POSSIBLE_.
> >
> > I did experimented with my flagship application Vouch and it works.
> > Will post a sample, or wil
>> >Right now implementing NG format oriented hbQT's help.
>> Anyone found an NG reader (that works) for Linux?
>I'm using Expert Guide from Dave Person.
Pearson :-)
www.davep.org
"Norton Guides" section include a description of file format of a Norton
Guide database
I am using Expert Guide
> This is _ABSOLUTELY_POSSIBLE_.
>
> I did experimented with my flagship application Vouch and it works.
> Will post a sample, or will include it in gtqtc/tests/demoqtc.prg soon.
> Right now implementing NG format oriented hbQT's help.
Ok, perfect !
Now I just ask you where may I start to get inf
On Thu, 25 Feb 2010, Barry Jackson wrote:
Hi,
> >Right now implementing NG format oriented hbQT's help.
> Anyone found an NG reader (that works) for Linux?
I'm using Expert Guide from Dave Person.
best regards,
Przemek
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Barry Jackson wrote:
>
>> Right now implementing NG format oriented hbQT's help.
>
> Anyone found an NG reader (that works) for Linux?
>
Sorry, I meant NANFORUM compatible .txt help fot hbQT.
You may need, for that matter any other tool, hbIDE for
a quick start.
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On 25/02/10 23:41, Pritpal Bedi wrote:
Right now implementing NG format oriented hbQT's help.
Anyone found an NG reader (that works) for Linux?
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francesco perillo wrote:
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>>> But can you use gtqtc and mix it with Qt gui items ?
>
> I explain better: it would be possible to have in the same program one
> window done in "text-mode" and ANOTHER window in gui mode ? (not
> text-mode in the gui form or gui widgets in text-mode...)
>
This
On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 11:25 PM, Pritpal Bedi wrote:
>
>
> It is wrong to put it like this:
> so that you can run a Qt program in text-mode.
> Rather we should say:
> so that you can run a Clipper program in Qt environments.
ok... but which are the Qt environments where you can't use other
francesco perillo wrote:
>
> It's in harbour/contrib/gtqtc so it didn't get my attention from
> what I understand this is a GT module that interfaces with Qt using Qt
> "text-mode", so that you can run a Qt program in text-mode is it
> correct ? So pure, unmodified clipper source code st
>
> 2. Goto harbour/contrib/hbqt/gtqtc
It's in harbour/contrib/gtqtc so it didn't get my attention from
what I understand this is a GT module that interfaces with Qt using Qt
"text-mode", so that you can run a Qt program in text-mode is it
correct ? So pure, unmodified clipper source code
> francesco perillo wrote:
> >
> > Not only this little samples (I already wrote last week that little
> > "dedicated" samples are better that a monolithic source full of
> > everything...
> >
>
> Probbaly some others should jump into this stream...
I agree with Francesco.
Also in HwGUI experie
francesco perillo wrote:
>
> Not only this little samples (I already wrote last week that little
> "dedicated" samples are better that a monolithic source full of
> everything...
>
Probbaly some others should jump into this stream...
> But I also ask for Qt/harbour integration, or how to ma
Not only this little samples (I already wrote last week that little
"dedicated" samples are better that a monolithic source full of
everything...
But I also ask for Qt/harbour integration, or how to map harbour
object on Qt widgets and viceversa...
so, demoxpb shows that Qt is usable, hbide shows
Barry Jackson wrote:
>
> Any chance of "Hello_Qt_World.prg" with a push button. Nothing more.
> Just to get started ?
>
> The xhgtk samples are the sort of thing I mean, see button01.prg below.
>
REQUEST HB_QT
STATIC s_qApp
STATIC s_slots
INIT PROCEDURE Qt_Start()
hbqt_errorsys()
s
On 25/02/10 16:18, Pritpal Bedi wrote:
I understand the question.
hbIDE is a powerful application demonstration
( if we take it in this context ) which exposes many-many constructs
of Qt.
Certainly, but for the beginner ( or old Clipper person like me ) that's
too big a step.
What else yo
I'm collecting some infos at this stage because some aspects are
unknown or not clear to me.
> hbXBP is a class framework based on Xbase++ class documentation.
> It uses hbQT for GUI implementation.
>
> demoQT.prg in contrib/hbqt/tests is a pure hbQT based demo application.
Sorry, I missed it. F
francesco perillo wrote:
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> I see Qt has lots of possibilities, is very powerfull and widely
> available...
>
> There are lots of tutorials and sample code available (and demos in
> the Qt package are terrific!) but they are for C++
>
> Now the question: if I want to start using hbxpb/hbqt wh
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