View Poll Results: Do you use the designer for your gui?

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  • Always. I almost don't know how to layout widgets manually.

    193 29.15%
  • Designer? What is that? Nope, never use it.

    111 16.77%
  • Depends and the task. Sometimes yes, sometimes no.

    358 54.08%
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Thread: Do you use the designer, or do you code your gui manually?

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    Default Re: Do you use the designer, or do you code your gui manually?

    Quote Originally Posted by MrDeath View Post
    it sux big O time..
    only VB ppl use toys.
    In my limited experience, I never found designer barring me to achieve what I want from Qt.
    And I never used VB.

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    Default Re: Do you use the designer, or do you code your gui manually?

    hmm.. but i dont like it..

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    Default Re: Do you use the designer, or do you code your gui manually?

    When I started with QT 4.5 I tried out the designer, but quickly felt like it wasn't helping me understand how the classes worked and how I could write special functions for the designer generator classes.

    Since then I only "write" my GUIs, that way I fell like i have more control over my app.

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    Default Re: Do you use the designer, or do you code your gui manually?

    When I last played with Qt I only ever used the designer for the most basic apps as it seemed far too restricted. Now I always use it. If a widget doesn't do what I want, I just promote it, write some code, and back to the designer. Much better than throwing widgets on a form as place holders which is what I had to do before (and then got confused, and eventually stopped using the designer).

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