Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Firebird, linux, qt |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2004-07-13T09:01:17Z |
At 07:20 AM 13/07/2004 +0000, you wrote:
so be prepared to take your thread to a more appropriate forum.
Someone mentioned IBPP. What's available depends on what you're
programming with, but C++ is the native environment of both IBPP and QT. I
use Kylix, for example, which has its own peculiar, time-capsule version of
QT3 implemented as a visual layer simulating the Windows GUI controls. For
database access with a GUI in this environment, I use IB Objects with both
data-aware and non-data-aware controls.
Without paying a lot of money to Trolltech, I can't (legally) access the QT
API from my ObjectPascal code in any manner other than through Kylix's
implementation.
^heLen
>Hi,You asked this question yesterday and it's not a database support question,
>Just a quick answer I need. Has anyone of you had experiences with
>Firebird under Linux + qt? If so, what did you use to connect and
>access data?
so be prepared to take your thread to a more appropriate forum.
Someone mentioned IBPP. What's available depends on what you're
programming with, but C++ is the native environment of both IBPP and QT. I
use Kylix, for example, which has its own peculiar, time-capsule version of
QT3 implemented as a visual layer simulating the Windows GUI controls. For
database access with a GUI in this environment, I use IB Objects with both
data-aware and non-data-aware controls.
Without paying a lot of money to Trolltech, I can't (legally) access the QT
API from my ObjectPascal code in any manner other than through Kylix's
implementation.
^heLen