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I have a simple suggestion for the next version.

The editors widget has too thick frame and reduces the precious vertical
space. If you could remove that frame (or make it thin) that would be 
nice. The same goes for the statusbar. It would be perfect to be able to
turn it off/on.  
I have good res (1280x960) but would still prefer to have more space
(especially vertical).

You have overall the most convenient editor for linux. Great work.
Good luck.

Andrey Skvortsov

Thierry CHARLES wrote:

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Hi,

Thanks for all your good remarks. I have a new version that is ready 
since few weeks, but I did not post it because of windows version wich 
does not handle indentation correctly :-(

I think I'll stop disasters with windows version and continue only with 
Linux.

Currently I'm having fun with a role playing game and so QTPE lakes of 
my attention, but I'll try to do something quickly.


For what I said about the V2, QTPE may not be "QT"PE anymore, but may 
become something like FXPE or FoxPE as I looking at a library which is 
completely free and wich supports as well Linux or windows or other UNIX
wich is named "Fox toolkit"

Have a good time.

Thierry


> I have a simple suggestion for the next version.
> 
> The editors widget has too thick frame and reduces the precious vertical
> space. If you could remove that frame (or make it thin) that would be 
> nice. The same goes for the statusbar. It would be perfect to be able to
> turn it off/on.  
> I have good res (1280x960) but would still prefer to have more space
> (especially vertical).
> 
> You have overall the most convenient editor for linux. Great work.
> Good luck.
> 
> Andrey Skvortsov
> 
> Thierry CHARLES wrote:
> 
> 
> http://qtpoveditor.sourceforge.net/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=20
>

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> For what I said about the V2, QTPE may not be "QT"PE anymore, but may 
> become something like FXPE or FoxPE as I looking at a library which is 
> completely free and wich supports as well Linux or windows or other UNIX

	About future Qt licensing under M$ Windows, just in case you're not
aware of this announcement:

http://www.trolltech.com/newsroom/announcements/00000192.html

	Basically I just read the headlines, so I don't know whether this looks
actually better than before (esp. wrt GPL licensing).

	- NC

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I am aware of this dual licensing announcement, but the history tells 
that this is not the first attempt from Trolltech (see version 2.2.3).
So we cannot be sure that QT 4.0.2, 4.1.0, ... will also be distributed 
with the same licensing terms. That's why I prefer to swich now : when 
everthing has to be done rather than later when Trolltech will decide of 
it. Moreover, my own experience shows that the QT Library is not a realy 
good library : it has very good stuf but it's not exciting and quite 
some bugy :-/

Thierry



>> For what I said about the V2, QTPE may not be "QT"PE anymore, but may 
>> become something like FXPE or FoxPE as I looking at a library which is 
>> completely free and wich supports as well Linux or windows or other UNIX
> 
> 
>     About future Qt licensing under M$ Windows, just in case you're not
> aware of this announcement:
> 
> http://www.trolltech.com/newsroom/announcements/00000192.html
> 
>     Basically I just read the headlines, so I don't know whether this looks
> actually better than before (esp. wrt GPL licensing).
> 
>     - NC

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On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 19:09:38 +0200, Thierry CHARLES
<thierry@_no_spam_les-charles.net> wrote:
> Moreover, my own experience shows that the QT Library is not a realy 
> good library : it has very good stuf but it's not exciting and quite 
> some bugy :-/

I'm definietly not objective when it comes to QT vs. other toolkits but I
couldn't resist to post this perhaps usefull references in case you are before
making choices:
http://lists.wxwidgets.org/cgi-bin/ezmlm-cgi?8:sss:78542
http://wiki.wxwidgets.org/wiki.pl?WxWidgets_Compared_To_Other_Toolkits

ABX

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