iam a fresher to Qt(GUI a c++ based framework software).
i need to develop the basic applications on designer by
drag and dropping mechanism...so pls send me the procedure
to design applications?



iam a fresher to Qt(GUI a c++ based framework software). i need to develop the basic applications o..

Answer / avishek

http://sector.ynet.sk/qt4-tutorial/dnd.html ...this
tutorial might be of some help.Also, consult Qt
books....there's 'foundations of Qt development ' by Johan
Thelin and 'C++ GUI development using Qt 4' by Jasmin
blanchette....you can also check out the trolltech
documents as they have examples on drag and drop.

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