Qt & Photoshop @ Mac migration problem
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Of course, one can use Qt library functions (eg. the string and xml classes) to create a photoshop plugin (as well as eg. an InDesign plugin). One has to follow LGPL rules and provide the DLLs in an appropriate directory or use a commercial license and link statically. The GUI is a different beast, this is subject to Adobe's API as mentioned earlier.
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One of the largest companies that develops Photoshop plug-ins, "AlienSkin":http://www.alienskin.com/, use Qt. I don't know if their GUI dialogs are made with Qt, but in Windows OS, their plug-in distribution contain QtGUI4.dll.
[EDIT: fixed link name, Volker]
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thanks guys, I was using the Adobe's way to do the UI (which is ADM suites), but sadly they don't support 64bit. Anyway, I find a post ("http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTBUG-8087":http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTBUG-8087), which works for me.
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Hi,
I assume you have some knowledge about "Adobe Photoshop SDK":http://www.adobe.com/devnet/photoshop.html So in
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@at least on windows platform, you can init QApplication and next raise a modal dialog box with your UI. I emphasize to use modal dialog box because this enters a local event loop. Note that I did not tested this on Mac, see @frinker first comment.