Hi,
We've started looking at cleaning up the documentation to make it more
consistent with the changes made in Qt 5. One big task is handling the class
reference documentation. Since this was originally written when widgets were
the only way to write GUIs in Qt, some of the documentation is rather
widget-centric in how it presents things. There might also be other content in
there that is no longer correct, or less relevant, with the changes made in Qt
5.
The only way to do this is really to go through the classes one by one. We need
to actually read the documentation for each class to make sure it still makes
sense and presents Qt in a way that give people the information they need. I'm
hoping the maintainers of classes have the time to go through the classes they
own, and if anyone else wants to step up and handle any unclaimed classes,
we'll be very thankful for the effort.
To organize the work, we've made a wiki-page:
http://qt-project.org/wiki/Qt5ClassDocumentationCleanUp
If you want to help out, please edit the page and replace "unassigned" with
your name next to the class you're claiming to avoid duplicate work. If the
class requires patching, please make sure the change is actually merged before
you mark the class as "done".
Thanks!
-- Eskil, Paul and Samuel
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