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So I see that there is the open source project Qt-Jambi, which provides java bindings into Qt, and apparently has a "generator" for working with future versions
by DigitalJack 14y ago
So I see that there is the open source project Qt-Jambi, which provides java bindings into Qt, and apparently has a "generator" for working with future versions of Qt.
Assuming it comes up to speed with Qt5, I'd like to try this with clojure.
Anyone have any experience with Qt and Java/Clojure?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qt_Jambi http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qt_Jambi
- jamii 14y agoI tried it out a few years back. Using it from clojure was a bit painful at the time but you might have more luck today. Qt-Jambi relies pretty heavily on Java introspection eg scanning the fields of a class to find things of type Slot. I also had to write my own repl because UI actions are only allowed to happen inside the event loop thread. Check out github.com/jamii/inkling for some examples which may still be relevant.
- zem 14y agoi've just discovered eql [http://password-taxi.at/EQL http://password-taxi.at/EQL] and am in the process of porting a clojure/swing project of mine over to common lisp/qt. so far it's been a good experience. [i considered qtjambi, but it gave me some compilation problems on arch linux, and i figured this would make a good excuse to learn common lisp]