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by André on Monday 12/Apr/2004, @07:38

Why do qt programs look different from kde programs?
For instance: hbasic.sf.net

what is the real difference of KDe and qt programs.

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I always liked QT for its excellent documentation and clean classes.
Is it possible to compile MFC programs under QT? Are there bindings?
Can qt be used as an alternative to swing or awt?

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Re: MFC
by Anonymous on Monday 12/Apr/2004, @08:06

> Why do qt programs look different from kde programs?

Do they? If then because they use a different style? Because they use a static version of Qt which doesn't allow to load Qt style plugins?

> what is the real difference of KDe and qt programs.

KDE programs are subclassed from KDE classes while Qt programs are subclassed from Qt. KDE programs are thus enriched with more features (sophisticated file dialog, print system, toolbar editor, new widgets, ...).

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Re: MFC
by Philippe Fremy on Monday 12/Apr/2004, @08:24

MFC and Qt do exactly the same thing, so no, there is no binding from one to the other as it would not make sense.

Under java, it is possible to use a Qt implemenation of awt. It is also possible to use Qt directly as an awt/swing alternate implementation but it will only work on unix, unless you have the expensive version of Qt for windows.

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Re: MFC
by Damjan on Thursday 15/Apr/2004, @03:48

> Under java, it is possible to use a Qt implemenation of awt

Where is this QT-AWT implementation? Is it free-software?

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