I am pleased to announce the first beta of a Qt wrapper for the ENet library written in C++. The project page can be found here on Launchpad: https://launchpad.net/qenet
The wrapper doesn't fully cover all of the ENet functions (such as the enet_socket_* functions) but it covers enough of the library that hosts can be created, peers can be connected to, and packets can be exchanged. My wrapper uses a QTimer to call enet_host_service() at regular intervals and then emits signals when an event occurs (in Qt, a signal is a special function that can be "attached" to slots that are invoked with the signal is emitted). The project page contains an archive with the source code and two examples, a GUI client and a GUI server. The examples demonstrate the exchange of packets between peers. Also, the source code includes Doxygen comments, making it easy to generate documentation for the wrapper. I still have a bit of work to do before the final 0.1 release, such as adding a README file, writing some unit tests, and making some other minor adjustments. Any feedback on the wrapper would be greatly appreciated. Once the 0.1 release is final, I plan to pursue getting the package into the Debian archives and then requesting a package sync to Ubuntu. - Nathan
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