Accessing array in both C++ and QtScript

[abernat]

No doubt that Qt's great for building interfaces (I do it all the time), but for this particular usage of WebKit could have been a great fit. By having the tutorials themselves be on an intranet as web pages, I'd be free to update them as time permits without having to worry about a new release of the software -- just update the HTML and Javascript on the servers. At the same time, I'd be able to allow the users to provide their own sample data for use in the tutorial. There are still ways to do it, but it would have been nice for the Javascript to have direct access to the float arrays I'm using in the application for display in HTML.

It's not a showstopper or anything, it would have just been a nice solution for this particular component.

[wysota]

By having the tutorials themselves be on an intranet as web pages, I'd be free to update them as time permits without having to worry about a new release of the software -- just update the HTML and Javascript on the servers.

That's really not an argument as you can download files from a webserver without WebKit as well. And users can still manipulate the environment using QtScript.