[Qt-interest] How to layout off-line.
william.crocker at analog.com
william.crocker at analog.com
Wed Sep 9 02:45:12 CEST 2009
> Does Non-Gui mode means it runs on the system which does not support graphics?
> According to my understanding you can't use QLayout without QWidgets.
That is the problem.
> At the same time if your system supports GUI, it does not have to be visible.
> So running from command line might not prevent you to create an instance of the widgets (even hidden).
I need to run on compute-farms machines which will not support GUI activity.
> If this not an option you might need to create your own layout class which will work with bounding boxes.
That is the rub. Layout is a general need.
It is too bad that Qt has tied it so closely to GUI when there
is very little need for GUI. All the top level of a layout needs
is the size. It does not need to be the size of a QWidget.
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