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    ArbolOne
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    continuation from
    http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/24287/

    3rd posting

    Thank you for your reply Tobias. Since I first tested Qt5 on my PC, I tried to find a tutorial about *using the API to create apps, but all I could find was tutorials about using RAD to create apps, and, as I said in my original posting, "Please note that what I require is not a RAD...", so all the examples or tutorials given in the welcome page of the Qt RAD program became irrelevant to me.
    Let me elaborate on the subject a bit more. Know arithmetic, I can understand how to apply this knowledge in Vectorial Mathematics, but I will never be able to calculate the distance between two points. Thus, I can see where to plug the code using Qt's RAD, but I will never know how to create an app by myself.
    Perhaps you have read "... C++ in 21 days", well that takes you from the ground up in C++, that is the style of tutorial that I am looking for.
    Perhaps I am mistaken about the different tutorials officered by Qt, but I could not find one that would resemble the superiority of style that GTKmm tutorial provides. Please, please correct me if I am mistaken.

    Thanks in advance.

    This is not the first time you've been here, at the end you've always lost. You create viruses and we the cure, and in this battle you've always lost.

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      If you want something that is not interactive and good for offline reading you can always "get a book":https://qt-project.org/books :) I am not aware of a Qt 5 specific book yet, but the Qt 4 lessons do still apply for the biggest part.

      I am not aware of something like the Gtkmm tutorial, but apart from a really short introduction that seems to consist mostly of a list of classes with some description. The Qt reference documentation has better contents on those matters IMHO and is available both online and offline. So I'd recommend just setting up a simple project in Creator (it really creates just a couple of small files) and checking out the files with the reference documentation. That did work out well for me, but you do need to know some basic C++ skills to pull this off.

      Following the examples is another approach that people have taken, but you do not want to do that:-)

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        Thanks so much for your comment, I will do just that.

        This is not the first time you've been here, at the end you've always lost. You create viruses and we the cure, and in this battle you've always lost.

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