Qt

[ThePianoGuy]

Has anyone tried to compile the Qt library for pocketbook or maybe even write a hello world for pocketbook in Qt? As far as I know Onyx Boox series uses Qt natively and it's a cake writing apps for the device. I'd be grateful for any info.

[rkomar]

Originally Posted by ThePianoGuy

Has anyone tried to compile the Qt library for pocketbook or maybe even write a hello world for pocketbook in Qt? As far as I know Onyx Boox series uses Qt natively and it's a cake writing apps for the device. I'd be grateful for any info.

It has been done, but I can't remember where it was mentioned. I believe that someone wrote their own application (a CRM app comes to mind) and ported Qt for it. I vaguely recall that it was just a run-time library, though, and that no header files were included.

Is it a cake writing apps that can still work without a pointer (on the {6,9}02 series)?

... I see now that the libraries were ported for gorganizer. See this post http://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...&postcount=142 and the next few after for more info.

[yuryfdr]

It seams that Qt works on touch screens models only.

[rkomar]

Originally Posted by yuryfdr

It seams that Qt works on touch screens models only.

I was afraid of that. Thanks, Yury.

[rhari79]

You could try qindle. This a multiformat, multiutility reader for kindle based on QT Embedded.

http://code.google.com/p/qindle/

This works for the older kindles (no touchscreen, but having a hardware keyboard).
A little reversing and porting may get it to work on the PB.

[ThePianoGuy]

Anybody knows who ported EasyPaint and TextEditor to PocketBook?
See http://narod.ru/disk/63807930001.512...ditor.app.html
and
http://narod.ru/disk/63830372001.665...aster.app.html

They seem to use Qt.

[pkbo]

Originally Posted by ThePianoGuy

Anybody knows who ported EasyPaint and TextEditor to PocketBook?

maxlilt ported. See here for more details.