On 2016/11/30 09:22 AM, Leslie Turriff wrote: > On 2016-11-28 19:39:46 Michele Calgaro wrote: >>> I also notice that while Tutorial1 seems to work okay with >>> tqapplication.h and tqpushbutton.h, there also exist ntqapplication.h and >>> ntqpushbutton.h. Again, how does one know which to use? >> >> To try to keep it simple, the ntq* headers are tqt3 header files. >> The tq* are the tqtinterface header files. >> The tqtinterface was an intermediate layer that was born to support the >> migration of TDE to qt4. In the end TDE remained with tqt3, but the >> tqtinterface was already part of the code and it stayed. > Sounds like tq* is the preferred API, but the examples all seem to use ntq*. The original Qt3 framework used the q* API. In TDE, Qt3 has become TQt3, thus the tq* API. Since the introduction of the TQtInterface, the TQT3's tq* API has become ntq* API and the tq* has been moved to the TQtInterface level. See the sketch attached, hope it helps to nuderstand better >> >> If you are only interested in qt, > As opposed to what? Opposed to "the whole TDE environment" > >> you can use the ntq* headers, but >> normally we use the tq* ones. When you move to TDE development there will >> also be the TDE headers and additional libraries needs to be linked. > At this point, I think that the TDE parts are probably way too advanced for > me. :-) > > Leslie >
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