C++ & Qt

16 Nov 2024 06:06

https://www.qt.io/academy/course-catalog

C++ & Qt

16 Nov 2024 05:59

https://www.qt.io/academy

C++ & Qt

15 Nov 2024 16:12

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C++ & Qt

15 Nov 2024 08:55

I need some dynamic way to include it too

C++ & Qt

15 Nov 2024 08:49

Yes, That fix it, But Now I have other error "fatal error: 'wx/setup.h' file not found"

C++ & Qt

15 Nov 2024 08:32

and you have the file ?

C++ & Qt

15 Nov 2024 08:16

What are you trying to do (the link above doesn't work)

C++ & Qt

31 Oct 2024 15:18

10 years ago they were just a division of a much larger company, with little pressure from shareholders to push things along. That probably has something to do with it.

C++ & Qt

31 Oct 2024 13:12

I have noticed one thing: Qt upgrades its components quickly. I suppose they will proceed with the next Qt7.0 version very soon. That was not the case 5 years ago.

C++ & Qt

30 Oct 2024 16:55

The legacy stuff (pre .net core) is typically windows only but i don’t think they recommend using that. Most things have been migrated or rewritten in later releases.

C++ & Qt

30 Oct 2024 16:47

C# is not cross-platform. Many things are not available for Unix.

C++ & Qt

30 Oct 2024 16:43

?? MS's stuff is already cross platform

C++ & Qt

30 Oct 2024 16:41

I don’t think that’s entirely true anymore. I think .net core and later is mostly cross platform. Some components (like maui) doesn’t support all platforms, but still mac, android and ios.

C++ & Qt

30 Oct 2024 16:38

Qt Creator 15 beta is released

C++ & Qt

30 Oct 2024 14:01

I think you're often too quick to paint a situation black and white, when in reality it's grey.

C++ & Qt

16 Nov 2024 06:00

Welcome to Qt Academy.

C++ & Qt

15 Nov 2024 20:12

You can put your job description with details (name of the company, requirements, type of work etc) at the Jobs thread.

C++ & Qt

15 Nov 2024 09:10

Hey I want to know how I can Copyright algorithms??

C++ & Qt

15 Nov 2024 08:55

nop, from other file this file generated by wx build system. I try find it in "buildpath\wxWidgets\lib\clang_x64_lib\mswud\wx"

C++ & Qt

15 Nov 2024 08:36

you could try
include_directories(<parent of wx directory>)

C++ & Qt

15 Nov 2024 08:19

error: 'wx/wx.h' file not found

C++ & Qt

31 Oct 2024 15:47

Hi, everyone, I developed a little qt desktop app for caching the directories we often used in our daily life or work.
with that, then we can save the directory by select or input, then we can open it by left double click the path item, or if we do not need them then can right double click it, then it will be delete. I developed it is because in my daily working I often need open too much directory, but soon they take place of my desktop so I had to close them , but soon I also need open them again. that's why I developed this application.

maybe your also need that
https://github.com/hisan/distList

C++ & Qt

31 Oct 2024 14:44

Welcome to the group, @consteval! :-)

Wanna share your story of how you started with Qt, QML or C++? Maybe some nice feature that made you stick with it.
Rules are set on the description of the group. :)

C++ & Qt

30 Oct 2024 16:59

Why do you think Microsoft bothers with WSL2 ?

C++ & Qt

30 Oct 2024 16:49

Not all c++ libraries work on all platforms either, though

C++ & Qt

30 Oct 2024 16:43

Case in point: VSCode

C++ & Qt

30 Oct 2024 16:43

Well...All of them behave the same way. neither Google, nor MS, nor Apple are going to let their technologies become TRUELY cross-platform.

C++ & Qt

30 Oct 2024 16:39

I really don't think you have to worry so much about MS right now - they've done a pretty good job of pivoting to truly supporting open source.

The ones you need to look out for now IMHO are firstly Apple, and secondly Google.

C++ & Qt

30 Oct 2024 16:37

Because I know how Microsoft functions....C++ is not supported any more by Microsoft....C# is not cross-platform in reality...All advanced libraries are designed for Windows only...

C++ & Qt

30 Oct 2024 14:01

???

I'm not sure how C# would ever be, or was ever conceived to monopolize the OOP market. C++ is just so engrained in the OOP market, and Python is also not going away anytime soon. There's also up and coming Rust.

Smalltalk and other older OOP languages like Delphi might be niche and mostly irrelevant now, but C++, python, and Rust aren't going to be pushed aside by C#.

C# will probably be with us in a significant minority of projects (so, not borderline irrelevant like smalltalk) for decades I believe.