Hello!
I played around a while with Ruby. I'm also watching the discussion on the different GUI libraries and their different aspects. Okay, just to mention, the real question follows...
I tested Qt 4 and the new Designer and 'Whoo...'. The creation of GUI is very simple. As I have to develop many CRUD Interface I wonder if I can combine the power of Ruby (+ ActiveRecord) with the power of this new GUI framework.
I punish the Google engine a lot, but my impression is, that I only could use Ruby/Qt with Qt version 2? Is this a right assumption or (and I hope so) is there a solution for Ruby and Qt 4?
Please report me any hints. In addition: I need the native look & feel which Qt 4 supports the best (I think).
TIA,
Daniel
Hello!
I played around a while with Ruby. I'm also watching the discussion on
the different GUI libraries and their different aspects. Okay, just to
mention, the real question follows...
I tested Qt 4 and the new Designer and 'Whoo...'. The creation of GUI is
very simple. As I have to develop many CRUD Interface I wonder if I
can combine the power of Ruby (+ ActiveRecord) with the power of this
new GUI framework.
I punish the Google engine a lot, but my impression is, that I only
could use Ruby/Qt with Qt version 2? Is this a right assumption or (and
I hope so) is there a solution for Ruby and Qt 4?
The Qt/Korundum bindings are currently working on this computer I'm typing on
with KDE 3.4.0 and Qt 3.3.5. They are not yet ready for Qt 4. A Qt 4
version is in the works.
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On Thursday 29 September 2005 15:33, Daniel Völkerts wrote:
Please report me any hints. In addition: I need the native look & feel
which Qt 4 supports the best (I think).
TIA,
Daniel
Kevin Brown schrieb:
The Qt/Korundum bindings are currently working on this computer I'm typing on with KDE 3.4.0 and Qt 3.3.5. They are not yet ready for Qt 4. A Qt 4 version is in the works.
Great. On rubyforge I saw that there is also a up-to-date Qt/Ruby version. Does this implies that I can also run this bindings on windows (sorry I forgot to mention that I've to use this as my main target platform)?
Thanks for your quick and clear answer.
Daniel
Great. On rubyforge I saw that there is also a up-to-date Qt/Ruby
version. Does this implies that I can also run this bindings on windows
(sorry I forgot to mention that I've to use this as my main target
platform)?
There should be a Qt4 binding released very soon. It works well for me on
Linux, and I'm still experimenting with the Mac. Neither Richard nor I can
really test it out on Windows, so while it should *technically* work it may
require some hand holding and trickery to make it do so. Any help is
appreciated.
Caleb
Caleb Tennis schrieb:
There should be a Qt4 binding released very soon. It works well for me on Linux, and I'm still experimenting with the Mac. Neither Richard nor I can really test it out on Windows, so while it should *technically* work it may require some hand holding and trickery to make it do so. Any help is appreciated.
That sounds great. Is there any source repository I can you for testing (with anonymous access)? I can post my results here.
Greetings and thanks for this great help,
Daniel
Daniel Völkerts wrote:
Caleb Tennis schrieb:
There should be a Qt4 binding released very soon. It works well for me
on
Linux, and I'm still experimenting with the Mac. Neither Richard nor I
can really test it out on Windows, so while it should *technically* work
it may
require some hand holding and trickery to make it do so. Any help is
appreciated.
That sounds great. Is there any source repository I can you for testing
(with anonymous access)? I can post my results here.
It's here:
svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/KDE/kdebindings
In the smoke/qt, kalyptus and qtruby directories. If you have any problems
building the Smoke library or Qt4 QtRuby on Linux, Caleb or myself will be
happy to help out. Then if you can get it working on Linux we think it
shouldn't be too hard to port to Windows.
-- Richard
Richard Dale schrieb:
It's here:
svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/KDE/kdebindings
In the smoke/qt, kalyptus and qtruby directories. If you have any problems
building the Smoke library or Qt4 QtRuby on Linux, Caleb or myself will be
happy to help out. Then if you can get it working on Linux we think it
shouldn't be too hard to port to Windows.
Thanks a lot, I'll try if me there is enough time 
I'll report my results.
Daniel