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PHP-Qt

claimed by KDE

PHP-Qt is a language binding for Qt that allows you to write Qt application with the PHP language. Its goal is being a base and supplement for further bindings such as Akonadi, Plasma and other KDE related software as well as enabling PHP developers to write desktop applications. PHP version 5 ... [More] , with its new object oriented features, turned into a language that can be used for writing desktop software. A widely believed legend says PHP is a web-oriented language, but in truth the language itself cannot be web oriented, in contrast to an interpreter, such as the Zend engine which is focused on web environments. We support Zend engine, but also we're working on support for the Roadsend Compiler which gives users the capability to compile their software into binaries. [Less]

Qyoto

claimed by KDE

Qt4 bindings for Mono/.NET Based on the SMOKE library

QtD

Qt Bindings for the D programming language.

qt4dotnet

Bindings for Qt 4 (http://qtsoftware.com) for .NET languages. Please feel free to download the latest version, drop me a line, ask questions, report issues or contribute with the project in any way. News:Oct 21st 2009: New version 4.5.2 uploaded. Compiled with ikvm 0.40.0.1 Jun 25th 2009: New ... [More] version 4.5.0. Works for .NET 2.0 and Mono 2.4.2 or greater. (Thanks to Zoltan Varga for fixing MONO so ikvm will work without modifications) Changed license to LGPL. Feb 28th 2009: Created packages for MONO, .NET 2.0 Win32 and Win64. The MONO package contains a modified IKVM so it won't crash. That makes the library slower (uses more CPU). We are still working to find a solution for that problem. The .NET version doesn't have that problem. It needs the ikvm-native.dll for 32 or 64 bits according to the arch of your Windows. Please make sure you copy ikvm-native.dll next to your executable or on your System32 folder. IKVM on .NET hasn't been modified. Comes with version 0.38.0.4 of that library. Feb 24th 2009: Created discussion group. Feb 23rd 2009: Initial MONO support. Now all the examples should work on any platform using Mono. Feb 5th 2009: Initial release. Most examples work with .NET 2.0. Mono crashes with almost any example. Usage:Download MONO 2.4.2 or greater if you are using Linux or Mac OS X (http://mono-project.com). For Windows you need MONO 2.4.2 or .NET 2.0 or greater. All the examples in this site are known to work with MONO 2.4.2 RC1 or .NET 2.0. Download qtjambi-4.5.0-all.zip from this site. Download Qt Jambi (Qt for Java version 4.5.0) from the official website (http://www.qtsoftware.com/downloads) or install it using your distribution's package management system (if your are using Linux). This contains the shared libraries (Qt and Qt Jambi) required by all Qt applications. Reference from your application the following libraries: qtjambi-4.5.0_01.dll IKVM.OpenJDK.ClassLibrary.dll IKVM.Runtime.dll IKVM.Runtime.JNI.dll Copy the file ikvm-native.dll (under the 32bit or 64bit folders) next to your executable or to your System32 folder if you are using .NET 2.0 (not required for MONO since it comes with it) Copy the Qt and Qt Jambi shared libraries next to your application's executable or in a folder where your system can find. Start coding!! ExamplesPlease check the WIKI for examples. Why this project?For many reasons: This project is derived from Qt Jambi. Qt Jambi is officially supported by Nokia (the makers of Qt). This project is just reusing their work. All the features supported by Qt Jambi are supported by this project. There is no need to constantly update the bindings. After Qt Jambi releases a new version, we apply a patch and compile it with ikvm. No need to write 1 line of code to upgrade to the latest Qt version. Works great on 3 platforms with no extra effort: Windows, Mac and Linux. Known problems / missing featuresNo Designer to C# tool yet. We are working on it. Lack of custom signals. Use .NET Events instead (We are working on a solution to migrate from signal/slots to .NET events.) Using .NET events from a class that derives from QWidget causes the app to crash. It is recommended not to derive from QWidget but use a QWidget public property instead. (See example 7). There are some name clashes: QColor.red() clashes with QColor.red we need to still solve this problem. Use 'new QColor("Red")' instead. Beta version. Still has some bugs that need to be resolved. [Less]

lqt

This project aims to create Qt bindings for Lua in a completely automated manner. The bindings allow the use the Qt API from the standard Lua interpreter. The modules that are accessible until now are QtCore: the standard core functions QtGui: the graphical interface API, including a huge ... [More] number of predefined widgets QtNetwork: the Qt networking library QtOpenGL: Qt-OpenGL integration functions and classes QtSvg: functions for manipulation and displaying images in Scalable Vector Graphics format QtScript: scripting in Javascript QtWebkit: a layout rendering engine, derived from KHTML (Konqueror) and used in Safari and Chrome The source code is mantained with Git at repo.or.cz. You can find build instructions in the wiki. [Less]

Smoke-GObject

Smoke-GObject generates Qt bindings for libraries based on GObject Introspection. Smoke-GObject generates a heirachy of QMetaObjects from GObject Introspection typelib files. This allows the functions in GObject based libraries to be invoked as slots, and for GObject signals to be forwarded to Qt ... [More] signals. The GObject based types being converted to and from their Qt equivalents. The bindings can be used either by dynamic runtimes such as QtScript or QML with no code generation necessary, or they can include generated C++ classes to be compiled against for C++ projects. [Less]