> I'm probably being quite naïve here, but I don't think that it's > impossible to have a nice set of QtQuick desktop components by the time > that Qt5 is released (even if as an add-on).
I think, you can have simple applications built on top of, as for the time being. Unfortunately, it is not yet a mature component set that would replace the Qt4 widgets thoroughly. > I'm following (and contributing to, in my free time) the Qt Desktop > Components project [0][1] and I find it already usable on Qt4 (I have to > confess that I've tried it only on Linux; I'm not sure how it works on > Mac and Windows). I have tried on Linux, Mac and Windows in my recent project. The problem is that certain basic things do not work well, like a popup-menu in full screen mode, if you do not use a declarative engine like the qmldesktopviewer. I had to inject something, like "view.setResizeMode(QDeclarativeView::SizeRootObjectToView);". There are such things, but I agree about that, it is not totally unusable. Many things are already solved, and they need further tunings. > If more applications and developers were using it, I'm confident that > the progress would be even faster. +1, I am all for this as well. Hope, it is getting mature as soon as possible. :) > Just try it, and file bugs. :-) That is unfortunately not so pleasant for the moment: First, I did not know where to report such bugs since I was looking for a playground component with this subcomponent. Second, then I realized, it is there with a different approach than a container Playground component. Filing bugs for Playground projects is suboptimal. Apparently, no Jira maintainers take care of that issue. :( Best Regards, Laszlo Papp _______________________________________________ Development mailing list Development@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/development
