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  1. 14th February 2007, 18:41 #1
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    Default Re: Performance in hiding/showing widgets

    obviously, why would we discuss QT in here?
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    Default Re: Performance in hiding/showing widgets

    Quote Originally Posted by VireX View Post
    obviously, why would we discuss QT in here?
    We wouldn't, but many people write "QT" when referring to "Qt", so sometimes we tend to point out that difference.
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