诺基亚QT培训ppt 1.pdfVIP

My 1st Qt for Symbian Application Wang Zhi Ming 1 © 2007 Nokia V1-Filename.ppt / yyyy-mm-dd / Initials Contents • Introduction to Qt for Symbian • Setup develop environment • Create a small application Introduction to Qt for Symbian • A cross-platform application and UI framework Introduction to Qt for Symbian •Cross-platform Qt consists of 12 modules •Development Tools • Qt Creator, Qt Designer, Qt Assistant, Qt Linguist, Carbide QtOpenGl QtSvg QtWebKit QtXmlPatterns Qt3Support QtGui QtSql QtXml QtNetwork QtScript Phonon QtCore QObject •Heart of Qts object model • Base class for all object classes • Provides object trees and object ownership • QObjects responsibility is to provide a central location for the most important concepts in Qt •Has three major responsibilities • Memory Management • Introspection • Event handling Parent / Child Relationship •Each QObject instance may take a parent (argument for constructor) •Child informs its parent about its existence, upon which the parent adds it to its own list of children •If a widget object does not have a parent, it is a window •The parent does the following for its children: • Deletes them, when it is self deleted – • But, of course, is not able to set your own direct pointers to those children to NULL (if not using quarded pointers! • Hides and shows children, when hidden/shown itself • Enables and disables children when enabled or disabled itself •Note that a child may be explicitly hidden, although the parent is shown Creating Objects •Objects inheriting from QObject are allocated on the heap