A small and simple library for working with Qt.
Maxim Fomin
maxim at maxim-fomin.ru
Mon Sep 9 09:58:59 PDT 2013
On Monday, 9 September 2013 at 08:06:17 UTC, MGW wrote:
> I am D since the spring. Without a simple GUI to work hard. I
> tried to deal with QtD quick disconnects, but I failed. I had
> to develop its small and very simple library to work with Qt.
> The working title of QtE. Works in Windows 32 and Linux 32. A
> very simple idea. Instances of classes get through QtE.dll (in
> C++) and methods directly with Qt.
>
Unfortunately it sounds for me like yet attempt to build a
project which will be eventually given up. Are you sure you can
maintain the project? You wrote that you have recently read TDPL
- are you sure you are skilled enough? By the way, have you
thought about the reason why qtd doesn't work as you expected?
> The source code and examples http://qte.ucoz.ru/
1) Ucoz.ru sites are notorious known for their quality. There are
some sites for projects written in D, for example dsourse.org
(probably there are others, but I don't know). By the way, if you
visit it, you will found how much projects were given up.
2) It is bad to promote something written in russian to
international group. You should definetly transalte some docs
before advertising your project.
By the way, I have read passages from main page of your site.
Something to comment:
- D is very far to be 'perfect' or even to be completed - there
are many features that either don't work or misbehave;
- D is not even close to be 'theoretically sound' (it is so on
paper rather in practice) - although it can classified as
strongly typed, its type system is compromised by many holes and
as ongoing discussions show, the language design has severe
issues.
This is important because one of D's troubles is gap between what
is promoted and what is provided which shouldn't happen.
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