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Re: Except that Qt isn't native on the Mac
by anon on Thursday 25/Mar/2004, @13:52

I can assure to you that Qt _is_ native to the Mac: in fact, it uses the Appearance Manager to draw widgets just like Carbon and Cocoa do. The code is fully open source and in qt/styles/qmacintoshstyle.[cpp/h].

Now, there are a few bugs with the current implementation, especially in panther, but they will be fixed. Many of similar off-by-one bugs existed in early versions of Carbon on OSX, especially before MacOSX 10.1.5.

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