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| − | HQK is an effort to provide Haskell bindings to large parts of the Qt and KDE libraries. As of October 2008, we are developing a generator which shall produce most of the binding code automatically. In addition, we have developed [http://softbase.org/hqk |
+ | HQK is an effort to provide Haskell bindings to large parts of the Qt and KDE libraries. As of October 2008, we are developing a generator which shall produce most of the binding code automatically. In addition, we have developed [http://softbase.org/hqk/qoo/ a small Haskell module] for accessing object-oriented libraries in a convenient way. This module also supports parts of Qt’s signal-slot mechanism. In contrast to the original C++-based solution, type correctness of signal-slot connections is checked at compile time with our library. |
We plan to develop a HQK GUI backend for the Functional Reactive Programming library [[Grapefruit]], thereby making Grapefruit multi-platform. |
We plan to develop a HQK GUI backend for the Functional Reactive Programming library [[Grapefruit]], thereby making Grapefruit multi-platform. |
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Revision as of 14:03, 7 October 2008
HQK is an effort to provide Haskell bindings to large parts of the Qt and KDE libraries. As of October 2008, we are developing a generator which shall produce most of the binding code automatically. In addition, we have developed a small Haskell module for accessing object-oriented libraries in a convenient way. This module also supports parts of Qt’s signal-slot mechanism. In contrast to the original C++-based solution, type correctness of signal-slot connections is checked at compile time with our library.
We plan to develop a HQK GUI backend for the Functional Reactive Programming library Grapefruit, thereby making Grapefruit multi-platform.