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    rajavrr
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    i want to start c# windows form with QT.
    what are the steps i should start from scratch.
    i should build a confidence by developing small application
    please help out this

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      andreyc
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      Welcome to DevNet!

      As it says at "Qt Project":http://qt-project.org/
      [quote]Qt is a cross-platform application and UI framework for developers using C++ or QML.[/quote]

      So there is no easy way, if any, to develop "C#":http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa288436.aspx application using Qt.

      The framework name is Qt, not QT.
      QT (both capital) usually stands for "QuickTime":https://www.apple.com/quicktime/

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        rajavrr
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        Hi thanks for your info. still i confuse, please clarify me. I had a already Win Form (C# application) in vs.net 2013. So my User interface controls i used, instead of those .net controls can't make my UI with the QT controls ? if possible then how can i start please ?

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          If your application is written with C# and you want to use Qt then you have two options

          Rewrite your app in C++

          Use Qt bindings for C#. But I'm not sure if they are alive and up to date with Qt. "One of the bindings":http://techbase.kde.org/Development/Languages/Qyoto

          "The Qt bindings to other languages":http://qt-project.org/wiki/category:languagebindings

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            rajavrr
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            Hi, Use QT bindings for C#, is there already developed or predefined controls/components of QT which i can use in my c# win forms. what are steps to start, just let me know including software and sdk with one example.
            my system is windows 7 64 bit, vs.net 2013. My moto is i want build a c# win form in vs.net 2013 using QT controls.

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              andreyc
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              Take a look on the link in my previous post please.

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                [quote author="rajavrr" date="1403785352"]Hi, Use QT bindings for C#, is there already developed or predefined controls/components of QT which i can use in my c# win forms. what are steps to start, just let me know including software and sdk with one example.
                my system is windows 7 64 bit, vs.net 2013. My moto is i want build a c# win form in vs.net 2013 using QT controls.[/quote]

                Qt is a C++ framework, as already stated earlier.
                You can build AcitveX components with Qt and use them in nearly any Windows UI technology. Refere the ActiveQt framework for that.
                But as far as I know, you can't directly use the Qt widgets within C#, as it is C#, not C++...

                Nokia Certified Qt Specialist.
                Programming Is Like Sex: One mistake and you have to support it for the rest of your life. (Michael Sinz)

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                  thanks for your info. But i see that in my system QT is installed as below path: C:\Qt\Qt5.3.1\Examples\Qt-5.3\activeqt\dotnet\walkthrough - here i could see one csharp project is there. I am trying to open that project in vs.net 2013. and i am getting the below error like

                  "Error 10 The type or namespace name 'AxwrapperaxLib' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?) C:\Qt\Qt5.3.1\Examples\Qt-5.3\activeqt\dotnet\walkthrough\Form1.cs 15 11 csharp

                  Any comments on the above, i understood some libraries need to add my project, but i could not able to find which library and where should i get them please help out the answer..

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