[Qt-interest] Qt guide for MFC Programmers...

Malyushytsky, Alex alex at wai.com
Tue Jan 18 23:48:12 CET 2011


When I switched from MFC to Qt3,
I don't remember any completely new concept except signal/slot usage.
Everything else was quite similar and more clear from the C++ programmer point of view:
event loop, events handling, string handling etc.
You could even compare CObject to QObject.

Qt4 has much more than Qt3, but concepts are the same.

Since signal/slots are widely used in GUI written with Qt
instead of event driven interaction (MFC),
I would recommend to spend time to learn about them first.

Then check functionality of QObject,
read documentation about Widgets and Layouts ( that might be a new concept for pure MFC programmer too ),
and such knowledge should be sufficient for MFC programmer to start.

There is no needs in the special guide really, Qt documentation is more than sufficient.

Alex







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