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On Jan 15, 2013 4:01 PM, "André Somers" wrote:
> Op 15-1-2013 16:42, Soroush Rabiei schreef:
>
> I would rather suggest contributing to an existing
Hi Konstantin
The widget *is *particularly easy to implement (there are only two
compulsory function calls to make):
http://goblincoding.com/qt-chart-widget/chartusage/
It *isn't* a comprehensive charting widget/library so won't be of
particular use for sophisticated users. However, I would lik
15.01.2013, 20:02, "André Somers" :
> Op 15-1-2013 16:42, Soroush Rabiei schreef:
>> I would rather suggest contributing to an existing project instead of
>> starting your own one (unless you have a completely new idea)
> (also @ Konstatin):
> Did either of you even read the message by William? H
You are right André
I only saw the screenshots and did not read whole message. And suggested
William not to waste his time and effort by reinventing the wheel. Though
it seems productivity is not main objective in this project.
Cheers
On Tue, Jan 15, 2013 at 7:31 PM, André Somers wrote:
> Op 1
Op 15-1-2013 16:42, Soroush Rabiei schreef:
I would rather suggest contributing to an existing project instead of
starting your own one (unless you have a completely new idea)
(also @ Konstatin):
Did either of you even read the message by William? He did this charting
thing as a way to get into
I would rather suggest contributing to an existing project instead of
starting your own one (unless you have a completely new idea)
On Tue, Jan 15, 2013 at 6:27 PM, William Hallatt wrote:
> Good day everyone,
>
> I started a Qt chart library quite some time ago (called the "GobCharts"
> library)
15.01.2013, 18:57, "William Hallatt" :
> Good day everyone,
>
> I started a Qt chart library quite some time ago (called the "GobCharts"
> library) and through multiple iterations, the project evolved to the point
> where I realised I was getting more and more involved in the intricacies of
> c
