Absolutely. You can even write them as plugins. On Wednesday 30 January 2008 01:17, Martin Ellison wrote: > (For Qt), Is it possible for the community (ie anyone outside TrollTech) to > write user interface widgets? Cin3 will need to write some specialist > widgets -- how will this fit in with the toolkit and the toolkit's > development process? > > On 30/01/2008, David Kletzli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Qt is *very* cross-platform. I don't have experience with wxWidgets, so > > they > > may be the same, but with Qt, I've usually just required a recompile when > > going between OSX, Windows, and Linux. > > > > Just my humble plug. > > > > On Tuesday 29 January 2008 23:15, Martin Ellison wrote: > > > Several comments to a few of many comments: > > > > > > - the other problem with the user interface is that it uses its own > > > toolkit. You don't want to maintain a GUI toolkit. You want to use > > > > one > > > > > that someone else is maintaining. Actually there are several good > > > > toolkits > > > > > out there (Gnome, Qt, wxWidgets, MS Windows) and it would be nice if > > > (at least in principle) anyone could rewrite just the user interface to > > > work with their favourite toolkit without too much effort. Myself, I > > > would go with wx as it is cross-platform. We may need to build some > > > custom > > > > widgets, > > > > > but then separating out that part of the code into a GUI widget would > > > be > > > > a > > > > > win.
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