I've shared your vision as well, and I did some work to see if I could get the
two to play nice.
The answer is they won't. Qt has their MOC and Wt uses boost.
Where you/Wt/Qt should go is in a HTML5 render canvas (Through QPA). GNOME has
this it is called Broadway. I started it but lost time. I called mine
Vaudeville. It is a QPainter that issues HTML5 canvas commands... I hit a snag
when QPA (Qt Platform Abstraction) was not yet done, and was very much in flux.
So I stopped working on it. Now that 5.0 and 4.8 are out, QPA should no longer
be a moving target.
I rendered live HTML5 commands to the browser and got near pixel-perfect
accuracy with Qt (only fonts were sometimes off due to differences in font
hinting). I started capturing the events and then stopped. I know the QPainter
interface wouldn't change, but everything else would with QPA.
I would love someone to continue this work, because then any Qt application
could be "ported" to the web with just a re-compile against Qt4.8/QPA and this
HTML5 library.
All of your Qt are belong to web. :-)
________________________________
From: Muhammad Bashir Al-Noimi <mbno...@gmail.com>
To: witty-interest@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Tuesday, May 7, 2013 8:29 PM
Subject: Re: [Wt-interest] Newbie questions from Qt developer
On 05/06/2013 10:19 AM, Koen Deforche wrote:
>
>Is there any translation tool for parsing generated xml translation file just
>like QtLinguist (*.ts files are xml files too)?
>>
>
>
>No, there isn't. The format is easy enough though that you can convert from
>one XML format to another using an XLST, I guess.
Using tools like QtLinguist or PoEdit offers many features for translators with
is not available in plain text editors (ex. no duplicates, batch translation,
translation guessing... etc)
1. As I know Wt API inspired from Qt why Wt doesn't join to
qt-project.org or at least collaborate with them?
>I'm not sure what to collaborate on, though. Wt and Qt are entirely distinct
>code bases and there is no plan to start sharing things. Obviously there is a
>group of developers that use both Wt and Qt, but this is actually a minority
>in the Wt community.
The main reason of my question because Qt missing web support (currently it
works on desktop & mobiles) while Wt is most exciting C++ toolkit so merging
them will give us strong suite maybe better than C#.net and ASP.net
--
Best Regards,
Muhammad Bashir Al-Noimi
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