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From: Jim <macr0t0...@gmail.com>
To: scite-interest@googlegroups.com
Message-Id: <1d31a147-01c2-4411-91dc-7d246f7789a9@googlegroups.com>
Subject: A QT version of SciTE?
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So, I see that Scintilla has been ported to QT.  Since I'm having headaches 
with scrolling in GTK3 (GTK2 servers are fine), I'm rather interested in 
using the QT platform instead.  Our other QT apps are pretty fast & solid.  
Has SciTE been updated to handle the QT libraries, for I only see a "gtk" 
make folder.  There is "qscite," but that was a severely custom job from an 
old version: http://code.google.com/p/qscite/downloads/list

I'm guessing that the "outer layer" of SciTE would have to be re-written 
for QT, and I have a feeling that the commercial version of SciTE in the 
Mac App store may be that QT port.  If so, I'm guessing source will not be 
available.  I suppose I could look at JuffEd. Or, am I mistaken and I just 
don't see it?

- Jim

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So, I see that Scintilla has been ported to QT.&nbsp; Since I'm having headaches with scrolling in GTK3 (GTK2 servers are fine), I'm rather interested in using the QT platform instead.&nbsp; Our other QT apps are pretty fast &amp; solid.&nbsp; Has SciTE been updated to handle the QT libraries, for I only see a "gtk" make folder.&nbsp; There is "qscite," but that was a severely custom job from an old version: http://code.google.com/p/qscite/downloads/list<br><br>I'm guessing that the "outer layer" of SciTE would have to be re-written for QT, and I have a feeling that the commercial version of SciTE in the Mac App store may be that QT port.&nbsp; If so, I'm guessing source will not be available.&nbsp; I suppose I could look at JuffEd. Or, am I mistaken and I just don't see it?<br><br>- Jim<br>
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