QT Widgets and License Question (New to QT)
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Thanks for the info. What is the relationship between this environment/api and Quicktime?
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You're welcome !
It's just a matter of how you write it. Qt is the framework you are using and QT is for QuickTime
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Oh... lol. ok. I understand now ;) I would want to disassociate myself from them too.
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I downloaded the source. I cannot find any main ui file for the project that has the layout of the qt creator interface. Is there one?
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IIRC the widget is named something like "FancyToolBar"
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Ok thanks a lot. That helped a bunch. So it appears that they weren't telling the complete truth about it all being made of the basic [standard] widgets. The bar is its own custom widget and the "fancy" buttons are also their own widget inherited from QToolButton but at least I have a starting point for learning how to use this system. This GUI system is a lot different from the ones I am used too. (.NET and MFC).
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I don't see where they don't tell the truth, most big application customizes these building blocks to suit their needs, so they use standard widgets tailored to do what they want.
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Well the fancy button fits that description of a "customized" standard widget but the bar itself is its own widget derived straight from QWidget instead of being one of the basic widgets and the code for both are in the fancytoolbar code file. Not that I mind that, but it would help to have a more accurate description so that people can know what they are looking for.
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I see your point now.
We might be getting philosophical about it, but indeed the widget naming can be misleading.
