faq  flatforty  contribute  subscribe  configure  search  rdf  main  parent  thread	Re: KDE & Companies: Ask Trolltech Anything by Justin on Saturday 07/Jul/2001, @22:55 No need to wish. The upcoming Qt3 has an object model called QCom as well as SQL database support!	Related Links  ·   Articles on Feature  ·   Also by Justin  ·   Contact author Thread Threshold: 10 comments 20 comments 30 comments 40 comments 50 comments 60 comments 70 comments 80 comments 90 comments 100 comments 110 comments 120 comments 130 comments 140 comments 150 comments 160 comments 170 comments 180 comments 190 comments 200 comments 300 comments 400 comments 500 comments 1000 comments
	The Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whomever posted them. ( Reply ) Re: KDE & Companies: Ask Trolltech Anything by ac on Saturday 07/Jul/2001, @23:43 How does QCom compare to KParts? [ Reply To This | View ] Re: KDE & Companies: Ask Trolltech Anything by anonymous on Sunday 08/Jul/2001, @21:34 Like apples and oranges ;-) Well, not entirely. KParts is a set of well-defined C++ interfaces for graphical embedding, based on the Qt object model, combined with accessing components through shared libraries. QCom provides a new set of clean C++ interfaces as object model, independent from QObject, moc and friends. With different goals and different semantics (memory management is different, not MOC (->no signals/slots) and different introspection (and basically optional for components) . It has nothing to do with graphical embedding nor with shared libraries as-is (although QCom components (or plugins, as they call it) are usually contained in shared objects) . [ Reply To This | View ]   The Fine Print: The previous comments are owned by whomever posted them. ( Reply )

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