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    Default QT non-gui networking

    I'm new in QT. My idea is to develop non-gui applications with qt, networing related applications, without depending in a X server in Linux.

    I've been trying modify the example BRoadcast Receiver example program
    http://doc.trolltech.com/4.5/network...treceiver.html

    But I don't know what to do with QDialog class. I've searching but it seems to be a not usual question.

    http://pastebin.com.ar/5185
    http://pastebin.com.ar/5186
    http://pastebin.com.ar/5187


    Thanks!

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    Default Re: QT non-gui networking

    Hi, welcome to the board!

    First: please post all code direct on the forum, that your post stays consistent.

    Now, to your question: What trouble do you have? Get any error? Compiler error, runtime error? But even without a proper problem description I can guess:

    • use QCoreApplication
    • remove all QDialog stuff from the class Receiver (such as "public QDialog" or "(QWidget *parent) : QDialog(parent)")


    Lykurg

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