Hi,
Is there any way of using TeeChart in Linux?
Are there any plans to get TeeChart components for Qt? Or to get any of the TeeChart versions working with Qt (Windows and Linux)?
Thank you,
TeeChart for Linux, Qt
Re: TeeChart for Linux, Qt
Hi Badger101,
The Java version is another crossed platform version that should work under Linux. Actually, you can see customers using it, for example here
However, if QT supports components of any of the TeeChart supported types (VCL, ActiveX, .NET, Java (Swing or AWT) or PHP), you should be able to use TeeChart's existent component.
We've managed to run TeeChart for PHP in an Ubuntu machine as you can see here.Badger101 wrote:Is there any way of using TeeChart in Linux?
The Java version is another crossed platform version that should work under Linux. Actually, you can see customers using it, for example here
I'm afraid that we don't have any TeeChart built specifically for QT and we aren't familiarized with this environment.Badger101 wrote:Are there any plans to get TeeChart components for Qt? Or to get any of the TeeChart versions working with Qt (Windows and Linux)?
However, if QT supports components of any of the TeeChart supported types (VCL, ActiveX, .NET, Java (Swing or AWT) or PHP), you should be able to use TeeChart's existent component.
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Re: TeeChart for Linux, Qt
Yeray,
Thanks for the response. I am looking for a C++ interface or a way for C++ to use TeeChart. Qt is a C++ framework for cross platform development.
Qt does have support for ActiveX on Windows platforms (http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/activeqt.html) but I am trying to move to Qt development that is cross platform.
We are currently using the VCL components with C++ Builder. I want to move away from the Borland/Embarcadero environment to Qt.
Thanks
Thanks for the response. I am looking for a C++ interface or a way for C++ to use TeeChart. Qt is a C++ framework for cross platform development.
Qt does have support for ActiveX on Windows platforms (http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/activeqt.html) but I am trying to move to Qt development that is cross platform.
We are currently using the VCL components with C++ Builder. I want to move away from the Borland/Embarcadero environment to Qt.
Thanks