What Qt apps or libraries would you love to see?

Buckwheat

One more...
64-bit MinGW distribution

Buckwheat

Here is one... I would like to see QGraphicsView modified:

To have the ability to completely turn off scroll bars. Yes you can "turn them off" but the view still manages them. I would like just a basic view I can control the transformation of zoom/pan/rotate without scrollbar management interfering.

I have done this by doing everything in the scene and using the view as a husk. But, I then have to control the drawing which is cumbersome and sometime the view still kicks in a few artifacts for me.

So basically I want true view. A way to see the scene that is just a graphics window. I may look at doing this to see if I can implement a simpler QGraphicsView!

mrjj

+1 for "Ch -- an embeddable C/C++ interpreter"
That would be pretty cool. Also integrated into Creator :)

Konstantin Tokarev

@mrjj said in What Qt apps or libraries would you love to see?:

+1 for "Ch -- an embeddable C/C++ interpreter"
That would be pretty cool. Also integrated into Creator :)

CERN's Cling is an open source alternative:
https://root.cern.ch/cling

Konstantin Tokarev

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrjV1ZgYbbA

kuzulis

I'm personally prefer to see a good QtMultimedia module, as it is often used by us (but, still is buggy and soo slow). :)

An official QtUSB interface to manage USB devices

Heh.. I think, it is impossible in principle, as it required the signing of INF/CAT files on Windows to use "standard winusb driver" anyway (if you want to use WinUSB features).

At least can be something like official QtHid, but not more. :)

tekojo

I'll chip in here.
While not a new app or library, the Thymio open source robot for educational use could use some help.
https://www.thymio.org/

The code lives on Github:
https://github.com/aseba-community

mrjj

Wow its cute ;)

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It would be great to have an official component (widget plugins) store / market place in the cloud, with qt creator integration.

tekojo

@Wieland this comes up on occasion, but it never gets to a high enough priority to be taken forward :(

inqlude is the best place, and it has most of the needed framework in place to work. Main missing part would be integration with Qt Creator.