kim aldis wrote:
Here's a question. I want to build a gui hierarchy viewer. Not a normal
treeview/folder viewer but something a bit more like the rendertree with
free-form nodes, multiple inputs, connections and stuff. Is there anything
in QT that would do that? Easily?
You'll have to do quite a bit of work on your own here. A standard tree
view would be a breeze but you're looking at something highly customized
that not a GUI framework on the planet would support out of the box.
On the other hand QT would probably make it much easier than Wx or Tk or
GTK.
Your friend would definitely be Arthur (name of the newly redone paint
system in QT4). Check out the QPainterPath object. With methods like
cubicTo, lineTo and addPolygon (requires a QPolygonF) it would make a
custom nodal interface fun to program.
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