Mapping out Qt 5's structure
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Some time ago, I mapped out Qt 5's structure to help me better understand where things fit.
I thought I'd clean up my map to share it with the Qt Project community, in case there are other curious souls out there. Maybe someone might even find it useful!
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Very nice, thanks!
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No worries :)
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Hi all,
The diagram has now been updated for Qt 5.4! (Fun fact: This version is created using QML code)
Below is a copy for your perusal. Please let me know if you spot any inaccuracies or omissions.
Legend
Hierarchy
Qt Quick modules
Other modules
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Nice ! Thanks !
Might be worth mentioning that QtMacExtras is for both iOS and OS X
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@SGaist said:
Nice ! Thanks !
My pleasure :)
Might be worth mentioning that QtMacExtras is for both iOS and OS X
I don't think this wiki page is the right place for this info, as its job is only to show the module hierarchy.
However, the following pages do need to mention iOS:
This page already does:
(Hmm... it would be nice if I could create a HTML image map, and open the individual module pages when the user clicks on the image...)
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@JKSH said:
@SGaist said:
Might be worth mentioning that QtMacExtras is for both iOS and OS X
I don't think this wiki page is the right place for this info, as its job is only to show the module hierarchy.You're right
However, the following pages do need to mention iOS:
AFAIK, currently there's no iOS specific examples, update to the qtmodules page underway :)
(Hmm... it would be nice if I could create a HTML image map, and open the individual module pages when the user clicks on the image...)
Very nice indeed !
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This diagram shows with all clarity, how hopelessly dispersed QML module version numbers are...
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@IamSumit said:
Very Nice .
but i cann't see phonon ?Thanks :)
Phonon was part of Qt 4, but not Qt 5.
Qt 5 uses the Qt Multimedia module instead.
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