How to Use qtcreator to develop the wt (C ++ Web Toolkit) Program

What is wt? I don't want to explain it. If you are interested, you can go to NLP (I am afraid to compliment wt's official materials) and use qtcreator to develop wt.

 

Start with a simple helloword.

Pro File

 

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# Project created by qtcreator 2010-11-18t12: 10: 20

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Qt-= Core

Qt-= Gui

Target = Hello. WT

Libs + =-L/usr/local/lib-lwt-lwthttp

Config + = console

Config-= app_bundle

Template = app

Sources + = Main. cpp

Main. CPP # include <WT/wapplication> # include <WT/wbreak> # include <WT/wcontainerwidget> # include <WT/wlineedit> # include <WT/wpushbutton> # include <WT /wtext> # include <boost/version. HPP> using namespace wt;/** a simple hello World application class which demonstrates how to react * to events, read input, and give feed-back. */class helloapplication: Public wapplication {public: helloapplication (const wenviro Nment & env); Private: wlineedit * nameedit _; wtext * greeting _; void greet () ;};/** the Env argument contains information about the new session, and * The initial request. it must be passed to the wapplication * constructor so it is typically also an argument for your custom * Application constructor. */helloapplication: helloapplication (const wenvironment & env): wapplication (ENV) {settitle ("hello ");// Application title root ()-> addwidget (New wtext ("Your name, please? "); // Show some text nameedit _ = new wlineedit (root (); // allow text input nameedit _-> setfocus (); // give focus wpushbutton * B = new wpushbutton ("greet me. ", root (); // create a button B-> setmargin (5, left); // Add 5 pixels margin root () -> addwidget (New wbreak (); // insert a line break greeting _ = new wtext (root ()); // empty text/** connect signals with slots **-simple wt-way */B-> clicked (). connect (this, & helloapplication: Greet);/**-using an arbitrary function object (binding values with boost: BIND ()) */nameedit _-> enterpressed (). connect (boost: BIND (& helloapplication: Greet, this);} void helloapplication: Greet () {/** update the text, using text input into the nameedit _ field. */greeting _-> settext ("Hello there," + nameedit _-> text ();} wapplication * createapplication (const wenvironment & env) {/** you cocould read information from the environment to decide whether * the user has permission to start a new application */return New helloapplication (ENV);} int main (INT argc, char ** argv) {/** your main method may set up some shared resources, but shoshould then * Start the server application (FastCGI or httpd) that starts listening * For requests, and handles all of the application life cycles. ** the last argument to wrun specifies the function that will instantiate * New Application objects. that function is executed when a new user SURFs * to the wt application, and after the library has negotiated browser * support. the function shoshould return a newly instantiated application * object. */return wrun (argc, argv, & createapplication );} this is the helloword project file, which cannot be run now. Then, add the wt shared library address in the runtime environment. Now open the browser and enter 0.0.0.0: 8080. Click "compile" to run successfully, in this way, we don't know that the development efficiency is n times higher. Well, we don't know when wt will become popular in China.