Translator
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anyways.i have a source code of a translator program a friend of mines did.apparently it did not produce the translated word.... but it gave this application output
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QMetaObject::connectSlotsByName: No matching signal for on_translate_clicked()
Langs setted
Lang flags configured...
Last pair loaded
All buttons are connected
"anyone that is willing to help , i can send the source code with the folder.....an email will be preferable
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tunde, looks like there was a button named translate (I think it was main button of app and it did actual translating) and it was renamed. Try to rename it back to translate.
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tunde, use a source code hosting service (e.g. "gitorious":http://gitorious.org/, "github":https://github.com/, etc) then just post the link here :-)
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tunde, I'm not saying about title but about its name in .ui file.
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You have the shell of the app which is a good start, now you need the 'meat', the actual text translating functionality. I recommned you implement Google Translate API "from here":http://code.google.com/apis/language/translate/overview.html to do the translation for you. They have documentation and example source code as well.
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Yes, use Google API, is the simple way!
Something like this "Qt App":http://qt-apps.org/content/show.php/QGoogleTranslator?content=135221
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i created a little english to chinese translator using the google translate api;however, it does not show the translated text..the source code can be seen on
https://github.com/tigertown/chinese-translatorhelp will be appreciated
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i created a little english to chinese translator using the google translate api;however, it does not show the translated text..the source code can be seen on
https://github.com/tigertown/chinese-translator
help will be appreciated
feel free to make amendments to the code on that link..thanks
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[quote author="Vass" date="1291640503"]tunde, QHttp is obsolete class now. Use QNetworkAccessManager.[/quote]
Also, tunde, have you used QML for UI?