RurouniJones
22nd March 2010, 08:22
Hello everyone,
I have just written my first Qt Application. It is a small program designed to help people practice writing Kanji.
First some bulletpoints.
It uses an Sqlite database to store the data
It is designed to be used on the Nokia N900 Internet Tablet
The Writing pad was shamelessly cribbed from a nokia example app called scribblepad.
I know the db handling isn't great (It dies if the data is not perfect in terms of ids and it cannot wrap around when going backwards).
However, as long as the data is ok, it works but I am not sure if the code is "what would be expected" of a Qt app. Am I applying the conventions correctly etc.
If anyone would be willing to have a look at it and give some constructive criticism it would be much appreciated.
the code can be found on github here: http://github.com/rurounijones/kanren
regards
RJ
I have just written my first Qt Application. It is a small program designed to help people practice writing Kanji.
First some bulletpoints.
It uses an Sqlite database to store the data
It is designed to be used on the Nokia N900 Internet Tablet
The Writing pad was shamelessly cribbed from a nokia example app called scribblepad.
I know the db handling isn't great (It dies if the data is not perfect in terms of ids and it cannot wrap around when going backwards).
However, as long as the data is ok, it works but I am not sure if the code is "what would be expected" of a Qt app. Am I applying the conventions correctly etc.
If anyone would be willing to have a look at it and give some constructive criticism it would be much appreciated.
the code can be found on github here: http://github.com/rurounijones/kanren
regards
RJ