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It's the "reasonably complete" phrase that I'm responding to. For example: Qt was released around the same time. Do you know if the first version included QGr

It's the "reasonably complete" phrase that I'm responding to. For example: Qt was released around the same time. Do you know if the first version included QGraphicsView? Because it has features we still associate with a modern 2d graphics API-- affine transforms, opacity, grouping of primitives, arbitrarily complex paths, and decent performance even with event handlers and many items being animated on the canvas.

tyingq 10y ago
Yes, qt is a better toolkit. But it wasn't embedded in a cross platform scripting language at the time.
- jancsika 10y ago
  And that was quite obviously a reason many developers chose tcl/tk at the time, in spite of tk not being a "reasonably complete" GUI toolkit.