My aim is to integrate a help system into my (py)qt application. I can assemble the required help files and understand that part. I had a closer look at QAssistantClient. In terms of functionality, this is what I need, but I dislike being dependent on external programs (when deploying software), which would be the assistant. Furthermore, I read that that this approach is deprecated: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7406365/qt-how-to-make-help-system.
Using the recommended QHelp module instead, it looks promising, but even Mr. Google as little help to offer it seems. 1. Do I understand correct that so far, there is no top-top-level class like the QAssistantClient? (Basically: (i) instantiate with help file assembly and (ii) call "show page" from main application to show help window with appropriate content and possibility for the user to browse on). 2. Do I need to use QHelpEngine and the widgets provided by it? 3. Has any merciful programmer already done that job to provide a ready-make help system with search, index, and table of contents? (Well this is particular one is actually a pyqt question as I cannot utilise it if it is only c++ -- still, given the source code, I could port it of course. With best regards / Volker
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