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Qt-jambi-interest Archive, August 2006
Qt Simple Example for connections

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Attached are the files to this example.  
To compile the ui file (juic comes in the qt-jambi bundle): 
juic -cp src
It will generate a file src/ui/Ui_Example.java (this is also included in the 
attachment if you can't get juic to work).  To view the ui file, there is a 
"designer" program that is in the same place as juic (under bin), run that 
program.  

designer is very useful for creating GUI's.  Very easy to use and you can 
create connections.  In the example there are two.  One is for closing the 
program using the menu, the other is where pushButton_2 makes a group box 
dissappear and reappear.  This is a very useful tool.  

Read the Main.java file, it is heavily documented.  The buid.tar.gz attachment 
contains the classes and src.tar.gz contains the source code.  

I hope this help.  
David

P.S: Is there a quick and lightweight tutorial for using Qt (and perhaps 
Jambi) that covers everything required to make a descent (but not to complex) 
progam.  Preferable below a few hundred pages :-)

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Message 2 in thread

Hi, David.

David Naylor wrote:

>P.S: Is there a quick and lightweight tutorial for using Qt (and perhaps 
>Jambi) that covers everything required to make a descent (but not to complex) 
>progam.  Preferable below a few hundred pages :-)
>  
>
On the following page there is a tutorial for using Qt for C++:

    http://doc.trolltech.com/4.1/examples.html

The code samples have to be translated into Java code, but they do show 
some useful features of Qt in general that can be adapted to Qt Jambi. 
The following document may also help you in the process:

    http://doc.trolltech.com/qtjambi-1.0/qtjambi-using-qt-documentation.html

-- Eskil