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[edit] QtJambiAwtBridge

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Classes that allows you to place an AWT/Swing component inside a QWidget and vice versa, bridging the gap between the two toolkits. ...


[edit] Latest 3 Blogs

eskil
Qt Jambi
Posted by eskil
 in Qt Jambi
 on Wednesday, July 23, 2008 @ 14:11

A while back we announced the research project Qt Jambi AWT Bridge which allows you to mix AWT/Swing components and Qt widgets in the same window on Windows and Linux.
There were a few issues with the original version. The main problems were the fact that your window would be deactivated by the window manager […]

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ariya
Qt
Graphics Dojo
Posted by ariya
 in Qt, Graphics Dojo
 on Sunday, July 13, 2008 @ 14:27

Distorting the geometry of an image with a specific periodic pattern can give the illusion of being underwater. This trick was for example employed in the very first version of Quake, either to oscillate the water surface or to modify the view when you jump inside the water. Apparently, it is not difficult to do […]

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Friedemann Kleint
Qt
 in Qt
 on Monday, July 07, 2008 @ 09:01

Hi there. Introducing myself, my name is Friedemann Kleint, and I am one of the trolls hacking away at Qt Designer at the Berlin Office.
Today, I would like to draw your attention to the QFormLayout class. This is a special layout class suited to the common descriptive label - control arrangement found in many […]

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