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Why isn’t anyone developing QT bindings for Delphi.
In the past we had QT 2.x integrated as CLX in Delphi.
I really hate the CLX wrappers since they were buggy and hard to extend.
But why isn’t anyone making an API list of external DLL calls to use (the same way JCL wraps the Windows API).
Is it so hard to code such API function mapping? Or maybe the QT classes cannot be exposed to non-C callers?
Any hint in this direction is welcome.
From what I’ve heard, apparently the cross-platform component library for Delphi XE2 (version due out next year) will be QT based, sorta like CLX only it should actually work right.