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    Hypothetical question: If you were able make an improvement or two to Qt, regardless of how difficult it might be to implement, what kind of changes would you make?

    I am still pretty new to Qt, but based on my experience so far I would like to be able to control the order in which slots are processed when the corresponding signal fires. That is, if I connect two slots to a QPushButton's clicked() signal, I would like to be able to enforce which slot fires first.

    A second change I would make would be to improve printing capabilities, perhaps by adding an XSLT processor or something. I have yet to find a way to print slick-looking reports from my Qt application and the inclusion of something like that would sure help a lot.

    Jimmy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimmy2775
    I have yet to find a way to print slick-looking reports from my Qt application and the inclusion of something like that would sure help a lot.
    Yes, that would be very nice.

    Have you seen OpenRPT and NCReport?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jacek
    Have you seen OpenRPT and NCReport?
    No I had not seen those before. Unfortunately at my company I am restricted from using GPL software in the solutions I develop so those won't help, but thanks for pointing them out

    But back to my main point: what kinds of changes would the rest of you like to see?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimmy2775
    Unfortunately at my company I am restricted from using GPL software in the solutions I develop
    AFAIR OpenRPT is also available under commercial licence.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimmy2775
    Hy
    A second change I would make would be to improve printing capabilities, perhaps by adding an XSLT processor or something. I have yet to find a way to print slick-looking reports from my Qt application and the inclusion of something like that would sure help a lot.
    Jimmy
    IMO...
    Evryday you can print so clean pdf page on xslt and fop processor apache fop
    ( http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/ ) put problem is all version... each version have a lot bug... from processor version xxx not know xslt-fo external link or image processing is different from stable and beta ....
    and your must chance xslt-fo tag each processor version...

    You can not find a processor that can parse all tag from http://www.zvon.org/xxl/xslfoReferen...put/index.html

    I find a way to xslt direct to scribus xml sla format http://www.scribus.net/ and ghostscript + scribus QT libs make the best pdf && pdf forms so client can mail request direct inside a pdf...

    other longer way is xslt to latex format ... but you must have a lot from file & libs...

    and to print simple page tidy libs is ok ...

    But the job from trolltech is to run application on all OS and not to print ....

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