Qz Toolkit Reference Documentation
Qz is a C++ toolkit add-on to the Qt cross-platform GUI application development toolkit from Trolltech (version 4.1 or later).
Qz version 4.1 contains two major components - an advanced message box replacement for QMessageBox, called QzMsgBox, a dialog extension class QzDlg,
plus many support classes.
For a full listing of the classes in Qz click here.
To view a gallery of example screenshots click here.
A demonstration application, the demo browser, shows how to use many of Qz's features - please check it out!
As with the Qt toolkit, Qz provides single-source portability across Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, and other platforms supported by Qt.
Qz is formally supported on the following platforms:
- Microsoft Windows - 98 and up
- Unix/X11 -- Linux and many others
- Mac OS X -- Mac OS X 10.2+
In practice you should find the code works on other platforms supported by Qt.
Qz is only released in a commercial edition: you must purchase relevant Qz licenses in order to use this toolkit.
It is not licensed under any open source license, such as the GPL. Sorry! For the text of the license agreement click here.
Getting Started
For information on compiling and linking applications with Qz please click here.
To find out about how to use the features of Qz, it is best to start by reviewing the demo browser application.
You'll need to build it first - you'll find it in the ./demo directory and you can build it with qmake+make in the usual way. You might also want
to check out the gallery - this has screenshots from many of the examples.
To read in-depth about the features of Qz, the best places to start are the class references for QzMsgBox and QzDlg.
For a listing of all the classes in Qz, click here.
Support
For support and contact information, please click here.
All title and intellectual property rights including Copyright in the Qz Toolkit is either
owned by, or exclusively licensed to, Tenset Technologies Ltd., and is
protected by UK intellectual property laws, international treaty provisions, and all
other applicable national laws. All rights reserved.
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