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Re: great app
May 14 2005  on content KFormDesigner

Qt 4 compatible version will be released as soon as Qt 4.0 is released and kdelibs is ported (at least partially).
I'll begin porting when we decide it's time to port Kexi to QT4.

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Re: i like it
Oct 30 2004  on content KFormDesigner

Implementing this feature would not be very difficult, however, I doesn't really see the interest..
And, are you talking of the .ui file source, or of the code generated by uic form the ui file?

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Re: Re: Re: Support Cust
Sep 4 2004  on content KFormDesigner

The version of KFormDesigner in KDE CVS (so inside Kexi) now supports subforms as Kexi do, and so outperforms Qt Designer even more now.

This will be included in the next release I'll make here.

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Re: Support Custom UI
Sep 1 2004  on content KFormDesigner

I don't really understand your questions. Are you talking about custom widgets (ie not QT nor KDE widgets)? Or are you talking about subforms, ie embedding a form (so a ui file) inside another form?

Loading widgets as you said by just giving a class name is afaik really hard to do, or even impossible.

Sub forms could be done easily (there are already subforms in Kexi).

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Re: very nice
Aug 31 2004  on content KFormDesigner

Being part of Koffice, and so of the KDE project, KFormDesigner uses by default KDE widgets.
The file format used is compatible with Qt Designer, so it would be easy to add an option to use only Qt widgets. However, that's not one of my priorities. If you wan't do it, you're of course invited to do it.

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Re: Can't install (SuSE)
Aug 19 2004  on content KFormDesigner

The problem seems to be that you didn't installed it in the good directory. You should check where other apps are installed, which imho is not in /usr/local/ (the default), but in /usr/local/kde.
Try running './configure --prefix=/usr/local/kde' and 'make install' again. This should solve your problem.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Very
Jul 31 2004  on content KFormDesigner

I've sent a to Kommander-devel mailing list. They're very interested in using KFormDesigner, they had already thought about it.
But they have a lot of work right now with kde3.3, so they won't use KFD until KDE4.0. (see there http://momo.creolmail.org/pipermail/kommander-devel/2004-July/thread.html)

So KFormDesigner will soon be used in Kexi, KDevelop and Kommander, as a standard in KDE.

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Re: Re: Re: Very good
Jul 30 2004  on content KFormDesigner

I haven't talked yet to Kommander developers, but I may do it soon.

This could be a good idea, but this would require some work, as Kommander is a fork of Qt Designer, that adds scripting possibilities.

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Re: Very good
Jul 30 2004  on content KFormDesigner

I'm not talking about the UI files generated by Qt Designer or the code generated by uic. There's no problem with both.
I'm talking about Qt Designer source code, which is imho a real mess, badly designed and hard to read.

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Re: Very good
Jul 30 2004  on content KFormDesigner

Thank you very much.

As a short answer, I would say because Qt Designer is not good enough, at least at code level. Ever tried to read (and understand) its code?

First, KFormDesigner is the form plugin in Kexi, and we couldn't wait for Qt4 Designer to be released (not before 2005). And who knows when KDE 4.0 will be out?

We also wanted to make something not only for developers, but also for users who don't know anything about Qt.
So we could have started a QT Designer fork, but imho this software really has a bad design and lot of hardcoded stuff. And there are some mistakes that could have been avoided easily (cannot move widgets inside layout, very limited factories...)

So we decided to start our own form designer, which would have a better design, with the fewer widget specific code in core and also new features missing in Qt Designer.

It will be a second form designer for KDE, which will also integrate into KDevelop and stay compatible with Qt Designer. Imho, it is not a bad thing for the user, as the competition will improve both apps, and give users the choice.

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