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Programming with Qt: [writing portable GUI applications on UNIX & WIN32 ; covers Qt 3]

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Main Author:	Dalheimer, Matthias Kalle (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	German
Published:	Cambridge [u.a.] O'Reilly 2002
Edition:	2. ed.
Subjects:	Qt 3.0 C++ (Computer program language) Graphical user interfaces (Computer systems) Qt > Software
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Physical Description:	XVIII, 499 S. Ill.
ISBN:	0596000642

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adam_text	Titel: Programming with Qt Autor: Dalheimer, Matthias Kalle Jahr: 2002 Table of Contents Preface........................................................................................................................................xt 1. Introduction.................................................................................................................. 1 Why GUI Toolkits? .............................................................................................. 1 Why Portability? .................................................................................................. 3 Why Qt? ...............................................................................................................3 Implementing Cross-Platform GUI Libraries .....................................................4 Acquiring Qt........................................................................................................6 Compiling and Installing Qt ...............................................................................8 C++ as Used by Qt............................................................................................ 16 Getting Help ...................................................................................................... 17 2. First Steps in Qt Programming......................................................................19 Hello, world! ..................................................................................................... 19 Using the Qt Reference Documentation..........................................................23 Adding an Exit Button ......................................................................................26 Introduction to Signals and Slots .....................................................................28 Event Handling and Simple Drawings with QPainter.....................................37 3. Learning More About Qt....................................................................................45 Adding Menus ...................................................................................................45 Adding a Scrolled View ....................................................................................55 Adding a Context Menu ...................................................................................63 File I/O ..............................................................................................................71 v vi________Table of Contents 4. A Guided Tour Through the Simple Widgets........................................81 General Widget Parameters ..............................................................................85 Widget Styles .....................................................................................................86 Buttons ..............................................................................................................88 Selection Widgets ..............................................................................................91 Widgets for Bounded-Range Input ..................................................................95 Scrollbars ......................................................................................................... 100 Menu-Related Widgets .................................................................................... 102 Arrangers .........................................................................................................103 Tab-Related Widgets ....................................................................................... 108 Text-Entry Fields ............................................................................................. 108 Labels ............................................................................................................... 110 Widgets for the Office .................................................................................... 113 Progress Bars ...................................................................................................120 Scrolled Views ................................................................................................. 121 List Views......................................................................................................... 122 Icon Views ....................................................................................................... 128 Widgets for Tabular Material .......................................................................... 129 Widgets for Displaying Rich Text................................................................... 132 5. A Guided Tour Through the Qt Dialog Boxes..................................134 Predefined Dialog Boxes ................................................................................ 134 Building Blocks for Your Own Dialog Boxes ............................................... 145 6. Using Layout Managers..................................................................................155 Layout Manager Basics ................................................................................... 155 Laying Out Widgets in Rows and Columns................................................... 157 Nested Layout Managers................................................................................. 160 Grid Layout...................................................................................................... 162 Implicit Geometry Management..................................................................... 164 7. Some Thoughts on GUI Design..................................................................167 8. Container Classes................................................................................................173 Available Container Classes ............................................................................ 174 Choosing a Container Class............................................................................ 176 Working with Reference-Based Container Classes........................................177 Working with Value-Based Container Classes ............................................... 181 Table of Contents_vii 9. Graphics.....................................................................................................................184 Animations.......................................................................................................184 Printing ............................................................................................................ 186 Managing Colors .............................................................................................191 Basic QPainter: Drawing Figures ................................................................... 196 Advanced QPainter .........................................................................................198 Double-Buffering and Other Nifty Techniques .............................................203 Independently Movable Objects with QCanvas............................................208 Working with Styles ........................................................................................213 Loading and Saving Custom Image Formats .................................................215 Setting a Cursor...............................................................................................218 10. Text Processing.......................................................................................................219 Internationalization and Localization of On-Screen Text .............................219 Validating User Input ......................................................................................227 Working with Regular Expressions ................................................................232 Reading and Writing XML Files ......................................................................237 Rich Text..........................................................................................................245 11. Working with Files and Directories.........................................................248 Reading a Text File .........................................................................................248 Traversing a Directory ....................................................................................251 File Information ..............................................................................................253 Reading and Writing Configuration Data.......................................................254 12. Interapplication Communication............................................................258 Using the Clipboard........................................................................................258 Drag-and-Drop ................................................................................................259 13. Interfacing with the Operating System.................................................265 Working with Date and Time Values .............................................................265 Loading Code Libraries Dynamically .............................................................266 Spawning Child Processes..............................................................................269 Playing Sounds................................................................................................271 14. Writing Your Own Widgets...........................................................................274 Implementing a Coordinate Selector .............................................................276 Implementing a Browse Box..........................................................................285 viii_______Table of Contents 15. Focus Handling.....................................................................................................299 16. Advanced Event Handling.............................................................................302 Event Filters .....................................................................................................302 Sending Synthetic Events................................................................................304 17. Advanced Signals and Slots..........................................................................306 Signals and Slots Revisited .............................................................................306 Connecting Several Buttons to One Slot .......................................................309 Actions .............................................................................................................310 18. Providing Help.......................................................................................................313 19. Accessing Databases..........................................................................................317 Installation of the SQL Module ......................................................................319 Connecting to a Database ..............................................................................320 Simple Data Retrieval ......................................................................................322 Data Retrieval with Cursors ............................................................................325 Data Display....................................................................................................328 Data Manipulation...........................................................................................337 Anything Else? .................................................................................................341 20. Multithreading.......................................................................................................343 Configuring Qt for Multithreading .................................................................344 Using Qt s Multithreading Classes ..................................................................344 Multithreading Pitfalls .....................................................................................348 Alternatives to Multithreading ........................................................................348 21. Debugging.................................................................................................................350 22. Portability.................................................................................................................353 Why Portability Is Desirable ...........................................................................353 How to Write Portable Programs ...................................................................355 Danger Ahead: When Even Qt Is Not Portable.............................................356 Building Projects Portably with qmake .........................................................360 23. Qt Network Programming.............................................................................365 Low-Level Socket Access ................................................................................365 Higher-Level Network Access ........................................................................370 Table of Contents_____to 24. Interfacing Qt with Other Languages and Libraries...................3 75 OpenGL Programming with Qt......................................................................375 Writing Netscape Plug-ins...............................................................................379 Integrating Xt Widgets ....................................................................................387 Interfacing Qt with Perl ..................................................................................389 25. Using the Visual C++ IDE for Qt Programs.......................................397 Importing an Existing Makefile ......................................................................397 Creating Your Own Project from Scratch ......................................................398 Using qmake to Create a Project File ............................................................399 Using the MS Visual Studio Integration .........................................................399 26. Visual Design with Qt Designer.................................................................400 Why Do You Need A GUI Designer?.............................................................400 Creating a Simple Application with the Help of Qt Designer ......................401 Adding Functionality to a Dialog Box by Subclassing..................................418 Using Layout Management .............................................................................427 Useful Techniques...........................................................................................436 Appendix: Answers to Exercises...........................................................................455 Bibliography......................................................................................................................477 Index.......................................................................................................................................479
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