Quote Originally Posted by natron
Any idea why Gtk's (using Glade) method of interface design explicitly promotes dynamic interface loading, while in Qt land the paradigm focuses on the static method? I can see advantages and restrictions in both, but neither seems clearly better.
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Maybe because Qt is better?
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Qt is object oriented and focuses on using classes, also for things like the GUI, whereas Gtk is not object oriented and doesn't care about classes, so it doesn't matter where it creates its bunch of variables responsible for controlling the user interface. Of course that's my personal opinion