Creating an Outliner with Qt6 Volume 2 Part 1: Unlocking Full Potential

Introduction

This book is not intended to be a guide to C++. I myself started learning programming with Python, and I have only learned C++ to the extent necessary to get programs running. The goal of this book is to spread knowledge about Qt by creating an outline processor. The content covered is very specialized, stemming from my personal desire to provide unique material not found elsewhere. As a result, this book may leave a completely different impression compared to typical Qt books.

The focus of this book is primarily on text handling, with the Graphics View Framework as a secondary topic, both of which hold equally important positions.

Source Code

Here is the source code: https://github.com/jMultilingual/QtOutlineProcessor

Chapter 1

I have stopped sharing the source code because it was only being taken without any contributions. Thank you for your understanding. Now, I give only the code of chapter 1: https://github.com/jMultilingual/QtOutlineProcessorChapter1.

I began my programming journey with Python and eventually became reasonably proficient in C++. Even for those who do not understand C++, the code can be executed by simply typing it in, making it an excellent subject for experiencing the world of C++.

This book does not aim to be a guide to C++, but rather to teach Qt. I am confident that the content about Qt presented here offers knowledge not found in other books or on the internet. I encourage you to explore, digest, and savor the meaning of the code.

Additionally, Qt is designed to be user-friendly, making it a very suitable framework for those beginning to learn C++.

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