[Qt-qml] please help me decide if qml is the right solution for my project

Ganshorn Thomas mailings at novaimages.de
Tue May 10 15:10:19 CEST 2011


Another question is how would i handle things like pie charts and other 
diagrams.
I assume there is only the way to implement them as separate declarative 
items ?

For the shader support ... well it is a gimmick but i think it is useless.
I never wrote shaders and if i had to learn it it would take quite a while.
Thinking that an artist should write shaders is just ridiculous.
In fact even javascript is to complex for most artists
  (and i work with them in may daytime job every single day).


For styling i see that i need some more thoughts about how to 
encapsulate the different parts than i hoped i had to.
Sorry i am accustomed to html  where in the html file i define my 
elements and assign the functionality by calling simple javascript 
actions like
"makeSlider ( id )", in the js file the logik and the css file handles 
the look.
especially separating ui logic and look is something i really learned to 
like the last years.
It looks for me right now that here the ui logic and ui look is to much 
entangled out of the box for my oppinion.
Especially if i look at the artists i know qml would be way to much for 
them and a 100% separation
between visual layout and functionality is really necessary.

Ok i need to wrap my mind around it and try to find the "way" to go for me.









Am 10.05.2011 07:03, schrieb michael.brasser at nokia.com:
> Hi Thomas,
>
> On 08/05/2011, at 1:12 AM, ext mailings at novaimages.de 
> <mailto:mailings at novaimages.de> wrote:
>> -> how to allow styling ?
>>        I want to provide a baselibrary of widgets the users can then 
>> use to create their userinterfaces.
>>        Is there something like css allowing global definition of 
>> colors, images or other style mechanisms ?
>>        (Having 100 buttons where i have to set the colors would be 
>> really annoying)
>
> http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/QmlStyling briefly covers some of 
> the common approaches to styling in QML.
>
>> -> How stable is the system ? Will it change all the time so i have 
>> to redo the coding in c++ and qml ?
>
> Qt Quick 2 (the next major release) will change the canvas backend 
> from QGraphicsView to a new scenegraph-based view. This will require a 
> change in any custom (graphical) C++ items, though our aim is to make 
> this as painless as possible.
>
> Regards,
> Michael

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