30 Nov
2016
30 Nov
'16
1:12 a.m.
On 2016/11/30 03:37 PM, deloptes wrote:
Leslie Turriff wrote:
Emanoil explained very well my point.
In TDE we mostly work with TDE and tqtinterface API, but since you are just starting out
with TQt, it would be easier to
start from the ntq* API and later move to TDE level. Basically the more complex an API is,
the more you need to know.
Just find out what fits the best for your current level and move forward from there ;-)
On 2016-11-29 19:55:21 Michele Calgaro wrote:
Leslie, feel free to use whatever suits your needs the best. Just have a
look into those files and it will be clear to you, that you can use for
what purpose.
As Michele already said
"If you are only interested in qt, you can use the ntq* headers, but
normally we use the tq* ones."
regards
On 2016/11/30 09:22 AM, Leslie Turriff wrote:
:
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
So,
TDE API = TDE*
TQtInterface = tq*
TQt3 = ntq* <== and I should use this one.
correct?
>> Leslie