Using QtDesigner for Graphic User Interface (GUI) creation
by
Robert Anderson
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last modified
Jun 06, 2006 03:34 PM
The Qt graphics toolkit from Trolltech comes with an impressive design tool called QtDesigner. This tool allows you to design and test a Graphical User Interfaces (GUI), as well as make modifications after the back end code has been created. Qt is a C++ toolkit, but there are hooks for other languages as well. Python, Perl and Ruby all have Qt Application Programmer Interfaces (API) and can use QtDesigner generated code for both Qt version 3 and 4.
| When |
Jun 12, 2006
from 07:00 PM to 09:00 PM |
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| Where | UNH Morse Hall conference room 301 |
| Contact Name | Robert Anderson |
| Attendees |
Anyone may attend |
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During the meeting we will use QtDesigner to:
- Create a couple Graphical User Interfaces (GUI)
- Show in Python and C++ how to get them up on the screen and start generating the backend code required to make them functional.
- Go back and change the GUI as a demonstration of how well this tool really works.
Web Links to example code will be provided for further exploration.
