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Thursday, August 20, 2009
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QT just gets better and better
I always found desktop app development using VC++ 6 and MFC a bit... tedious, especially next to many of the alternatives.
Years and years ago I found VB really easy. Years ago I found Delphi easy. In the last 10 years I've mostly been using Java Swing and I feel I can be very productive without much pain as well.
Well, surprisingly QT is a smooth ride. I never really checked it out until recently but I have to say I really like it.

QT Creator just gets better and better.
Matt
I always found desktop app development using VC++ 6 and MFC a bit... tedious, especially next to many of the alternatives.
Years and years ago I found VB really easy. Years ago I found Delphi easy. In the last 10 years I've mostly been using Java Swing and I feel I can be very productive without much pain as well.
Well, surprisingly QT is a smooth ride. I never really checked it out until recently but I have to say I really like it.

QT Creator just gets better and better.
Matt
Wednesday, July 08, 2009
Showing/Hiding Maximize/Minimize buttons on QMdiSubWindow
The documentation for both the API and an example usage is great, but I thought I'd post this Blog Entry in any case because when you go Googling for a problem solution the more chances of finding the answer the better.

Update: Some code text for copy and pasting
QMdiSubWindow *win = new QMdiSubWindow;
win ->setWidget(child);
win ->setWindowTitle("Black Scholes");
Qt::WindowFlags flags;
flags = Qt::WindowMinimizeButtonHint;
win->setWindowFlags( flags );
Matt
The documentation for both the API and an example usage is great, but I thought I'd post this Blog Entry in any case because when you go Googling for a problem solution the more chances of finding the answer the better.

Update: Some code text for copy and pasting
QMdiSubWindow *win = new QMdiSubWindow;
win ->setWidget(child);
win ->setWindowTitle("Black Scholes");
Qt::WindowFlags flags;
flags = Qt::WindowMinimizeButtonHint;
win->setWindowFlags( flags );
Matt
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Drupal : MP3 Music Site using Directory, MP3 Player and LiteJazz
Using the Directory Module

Using the MP3 Player Module

Directory is a great little Drupal Module for setting up directory views. What's great about this latest version is that it is based on Taxonomies. So it's pretty easy to set up Genres for something like music. The next really cool Drupal Module is the MP3 Player module. It in turn uses something else which is pretty cool which is the WordPress Audio Player.
CCK comes in pretty handy when you create your own Content Type and add an audio file as a custom field.
LiteJazz is just a cool Drupal Theme that bundles Suckerfish Menus which is also cool.
This little piece is something very quick and simple but shows off some really cool stuff that can be used with Drupal to do other cool stuff.
Lot of 'cool' in this post....
Matt
Using the Directory Module

Using the MP3 Player Module

Directory is a great little Drupal Module for setting up directory views. What's great about this latest version is that it is based on Taxonomies. So it's pretty easy to set up Genres for something like music. The next really cool Drupal Module is the MP3 Player module. It in turn uses something else which is pretty cool which is the WordPress Audio Player.
CCK comes in pretty handy when you create your own Content Type and add an audio file as a custom field.
LiteJazz is just a cool Drupal Theme that bundles Suckerfish Menus which is also cool.
This little piece is something very quick and simple but shows off some really cool stuff that can be used with Drupal to do other cool stuff.
Lot of 'cool' in this post....
Matt
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