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Does QT Designer have the same functionality as Visual C++?
Using Linux and C++, I need to develop a GUI that has several screens which will probably go through some changes once the customer uses it. I was looking for a GUI development tool with drag & drop, WYSIWYG capabilities that could produce C++ code. I need to add to the event handlers and not have them destroyed every time I rebuild the GUI. A looked at one article on QT Designer the had project building, etc. However, the version I downloaded does not look anything like it and may not generate the .cpp files. This is the last chance I have to make my life a little easier before the decision is made to use Fot-Toolkit.
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Actually, the deal breaker might be whether or not QT Designer allows me to modify the .cpp code for the signals/slots without overwriting that data everytime I modify the GUI.
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Thanks for taking the time to answer.
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Thanks for the link, but we have to make the decision by today. I've evaluated several tools over the past week and have run out of time.
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Thanks for the article. It looks like the forms can be integrated into the project, but it is not "seamless". It looks like a lot of the functionality from version 3 has been removed from the later releases.
I'll let you know by cob Monday about points.