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    Default regular c++ libraries with QT

    I realize this may be an insanely stupid question but I'm a little unsure.
    Can I just use regular C++ with QT? if I write functions using std c++ libraries, will I be able to implement this with my GUI. Specifically, I'm extracting data from the end of a file and I want to display it on LCDNumber's in QT, will I be able to put these together?

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    Default Re: regular c++ libraries with QT

    Yes you can use C++ standard library (STL too)

    But note that Qt has some classes that provide "similar" functionality, so you might want to look at QFile, QTextStream, QDataStream, containers maybe they provide some functionality that better fits your needs.

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