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December 21st, 2019, 07:01 AM
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Should I go for QT?
Hi Guys!
I am facing a specific task and, lacking of experience, don't know if QT is a good point to start with. I am aiming to create a program that should do the following things:
- Let the user write texts/dates/etc in text fields
- Store the data in either a local database (for example SQLite) or on a server (any suggestions)
- Write the stored data in a well formated Word/Office/Outlook file
My first attempt to create it was with MFC c++ which proved to be a little clumsy in some parts. So I was thinking that QT might come in more handy. Could you please answer me the following questions:
1. Is there an easy way to automate MS office and open office with QT?
2. I want to create an application where the user can decide between different templates for their surface. Not only things like color but also complete rearrangements of input fields etc.
2. Is there an easy way to connect databases with QT? 3a. For local databases: Do you think SQLite is a good solution or are there better free solutions out there? 3b. For web based databases: What solutions do you suggest? Things like Amazon AWS or something different? Please note that data security plays an important role there
Any help is appreciated, be it an advice to go for QT (or something else) or be it a specific answer to the questions listed above.
Thanks a lot in advance!
Mat
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