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Care for a bit of Ye Olde Computer Mad Science? This one is kind of fun.
Todays Features:
Look up all QT4 classes and list properties or meta object method calls.
[This is part of the QT Interactive project, because it uses the QT system itself (i.e., the libs, not the docs) to generate the information in a format that runs quickly, and displays just enough to jog your memory or pique your curisoty, in which case the docs can be checked for greater detail when needed.]...
Seems awful convenient that with the alleged hard drive shortage, that prices for drives will go even higher. Sometimes I get the sense that with the price of drives of going up, there is no incentive to retool and produce more drives. There is less cost from having less factories and with more profit per drive becase of demand, therefore there is a doubly wider profit margin. With people addicted to having to have media warehouses to put it nicely, makes the hard drive manufacturers even more greedy....
If you have mc2, 'mc2 -fetch qt4' for the Makefile, otherwise, do whatever you do to get this rolling.
Here are the files for this demo/test.
file: src/main.cpp
Code:
// generic C++ source template created by new.main
#include <stdio.h> // printf(), FILE*, etc.
#include <malloc.h> // malloc(), free()
#include <string.h> // strcpy(), memcpy(), etc.
We're working on building some support for QT widgets in the LQ library now. This project might self destruct at some time in the future, but for now while working on the qt-interactive project (interpreter, and hopefully a somewhat sane byte-code compiler -- which it currently is no) it looks like there may be a few things that could go into a library for reuse in other apps.
Here's a screenshot of the help display (replacing...
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