I have two questions about converting MFC to QT
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- I’m working on a VC project using MFC framework, but I need to use Qt anyway. I’m wondering whether there is a tool that can convert MFC to Qt.
- Does Qt contains functions like PostMessage and SendMessage used in MFC.
Thanks in advance!
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- I’m working on a VC project using MFC framework, but I need to use Qt anyway. I’m wondering whether there is a tool that can convert MFC to Qt.
- Does Qt contains functions like PostMessage and SendMessage used in MFC.
Thanks in advance!
Hi,
@Halo_Hao said:
- I’m working on a VC project using MFC framework, but I need to use Qt anyway. I’m wondering whether there is a tool that can convert MFC to Qt.
Welcome to the world of Qt! I don't think there is a tool like that, unfortunately.
- Does Qt contains functions like PostMessage and SendMessage used in MFC.
Yes. QCoreApplication::sendEvent() and QCoreApplication::postEvent() are conceptually similar to MFC's SendMessage and PostMessage.
However, there's something even better: Signals and Slots. This is one of the most powerful parts of Qt. I recommend you study it in detail.
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Hi,
@Halo_Hao said:
- I’m working on a VC project using MFC framework, but I need to use Qt anyway. I’m wondering whether there is a tool that can convert MFC to Qt.
Welcome to the world of Qt! I don't think there is a tool like that, unfortunately.
- Does Qt contains functions like PostMessage and SendMessage used in MFC.
Yes. QCoreApplication::sendEvent() and QCoreApplication::postEvent() are conceptually similar to MFC's SendMessage and PostMessage.
However, there's something even better: Signals and Slots. This is one of the most powerful parts of Qt. I recommend you study it in detail.
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