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The QT Compatibility Layer provides the glue that interfaces the unmodified HTML widget with the FLTK applications framework, rather than the QT framework. The C++ QT classes were rewritten in this layer, keeping the same public interfaces. These classes include graphical widgets (edit controls, but...

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Published inElectronic engineering times no. 1129; p. 80
Main Author Haerr, Gregory
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Cambridge AspenCore 04.09.2000
Subjects
C plus plus
Embedded systems
Libraries
Linux
Open source software
User interface
World Wide Web
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Summary:The QT Compatibility Layer provides the glue that interfaces the unmodified HTML widget with the FLTK applications framework, rather than the QT framework. The C++ QT classes were rewritten in this layer, keeping the same public interfaces. These classes include graphical widgets (edit controls, buttons, etc.), collection and string classes, and general functional classes that implement some particular QT feature (such as signals).
ISSN:0192-1541