30 Nov
2016
30 Nov
'16
1:55 a.m.
On 2016/11/30 09:22 AM, Leslie Turriff wrote:
Opposed to "the
whole TDE environment"
On 2016-11-28 19:39:46 Michele Calgaro wrote:
Sounds like tq* is the
preferred API, but the examples all seem to use ntq*.
The original Qt3 framework used the q* API. In TDE, Qt3 has become TQt3, thus the tq*
API.
Since the introduction of the TQtInterface, the TQT3's tq* API has become ntq* API and
the tq* has been moved to the
TQtInterface level.
See the sketch attached, hope it helps to nuderstand better
I also
notice that while Tutorial1 seems to work okay with
tqapplication.h and tqpushbutton.h, there also exist ntqapplication.h and
ntqpushbutton.h. Again, how does one know which to use?
To try to keep it simple, the ntq* headers are tqt3 header files.
The tq* are the tqtinterface header files.
The tqtinterface was an intermediate layer that was born to support the
migration of TDE to qt4. In the end TDE remained with tqt3, but the
tqtinterface was already part of the code and it stayed.
If you are only interested in qt,
As opposed to what? you can use the ntq* headers, but
normally we use the tq* ones. When you move to TDE development there will
also be the TDE headers and additional libraries needs to be linked.
At this
point, I think that the TDE parts are probably way too advanced for
me. :-)
Leslie
