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    Default Qwt graphics in a webpage?

    I've seen some threads on using Qt with webpage development, especially this one, giving some general pointers about how to put a Qt app on the web. That thread is 5 years old though, and I am wondering if there is anything more to say about the subject, specifically in the context of Qwt objects. Specifically, I want to know if there is a good way to get user-generated Qwt objects on a web-page.

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    Default Re: Qwt graphics in a webpage?

    Qwt can serve as a backend for a CGI server producing images that are to be displayed on a webpage. You can also make a browser plugin that uses Qt/Qwt and deploy it on your page but it requires users to download and install it. These are the two most basic possibilities.
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