O_o
s/from though,/from thought,/
That reads... weird.
Soma
O_o
s/from though,/from thought,/
That reads... weird.
Soma
I still think they could give a nice equivalent of Qml Ui's advanced capabilities for C++ too,instead of reinforcing Qml...
they do. from what I've seen, Qml is mostly used to draw the UI. yes, it has some basic event handling and scripting functionality, but it's mostly about drawing the UI outside C++ code, so that an interface can be designed and loaded at runtime without a recompile. basically, you would use the painting and event classes from the Qt GUI Module to do all the stuff that qml/quick does, at least with respect to drawing controls and handling events. that said, you can still load qml objects from C++ code, and use the C++ code as the backend event handlers and other such logic.