11 Feb
2012
11 Feb
'12
11:37 p.m.
On Thu, Feb 9, 2012 at 12:06 AM, Darrell Anderson
<humanreadable(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
Okeydokey, but then what is the purpose of TQt?
You mean TQt, which is pretty much the same as Qt3 but with Q* objects
translated to TQ*.
What I'd like to know is purporse of tqtinterface.
Initially I understood it was created to facilitate porting to qt4,
without having to rewrite much of the tdelibs/tdecomponents code. But
now, that there are no plans for Qt4 port, what is it needed for,
except as compilation dependency?
It currently allows you to select Qt3 or TQt3. Without it the TQt3 port
would not have been possible.
Tim
This should be cleared. Are we
going to port
trinity to qt4 or don't.
There are users in the IRC channel who ask about
this,
and I don't
really know how to respond, since it isn't
clear to
myself.
For what I understood: we won't port trinity
to Qt4, we
will add
possibility of using qt3 and qt4 together. Is
this
correct?
This is correct. At one time there was a desire to
port to Qt4, however
months of solid work showed that Qt4 cannot provide the
features needed to
create a fast, efficient desktop geared towards
mouse/keyboard interaction
and high on-screen information content.