I have to confess myself as a newbie to Qt, esp. Qt5 Quick. The motivation for me to try Qt5 Quick for my application is that I want to build such an aplication:

  • GUI-based, of course, with all kinds of ``professional'' control widgets for free choosing. Of course, Qt seems born with it.
  • functionality like curve ploting of real-time data, 2D/3D visualization (contour, slice, and etc.)
  • possibility of combining with parallel machanism, like OpenMPI, etc.
  • few work for cross-platform transplanting, Linux or windows with priority. Here first I considered PyQt, and then QML. But I then found Python does not support MPI very well, although there are some modules for simple tests.
  • easy programming for a beginner.

Why?

In fact I used QML for the prototype design of my application. Around it I quickly found it not a good solution for my own work.

Some common controls are not available, such as Dockwidgets.

I have to bind C++ with QML together for the whole work. But if I consider to plot some data quickly, few open source choices in the QML world yet. Finally I tried QChart.js. It does work as I want for ploting curves. But in the future when I want to deal with huge data, I have some doubt in its speed yet.


What am I using now?

Qt5 Widget, but not QML-based Quick.


grabbit
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