• Posts Tagged ‘Qt’

    Warcraft 3 ReplayParser Available at SourceForge

    by  • September 19, 2010 • Programming • 0 Comments

    Edit: This is just a disclaimer that the application was written several years ago when I was still learning how to program and the source code reflects that. I have re-written the underlying engine in C# where it is much cleaner and more modular; that source code is available upon request. To see the improvements the engine has undergone, view the latest Replay Parser posts here: http://johnhforrest.com/tag/replay-parser/.

    I have officially released the code publicly on SourceForge. Here’s a link to the project page: https://sourceforge.net/projects/warcraft3replay/.

    The project was developed using Visual Studio 2008, and its current dependencies are Qt and Qwt, which I have installation guides for Windows on my website.…

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    Installing Qwt on Windows

    by  • September 17, 2010 • Guide, Programming • 20 Comments

    I am writing this guide as a follow up to my Qt installation guide. Qwt is a graphics library built specifically for the Qt framework. I use it in my ReplayParser application to draw the APM chart, and it definitely saved a lot of time in that area of development. I haven’t had any problems in terms of the functionality of the library, but as many of the sourceforge users point out, the documentation is weak at best. So, I’ve decided to write a quick installation guide for those who are interested in utilizing this graphics library.

    This guide assumes that you have installed the latest version of Qt using my previous guide as well as Visual Studio 2008. As always, please feel free to comment if any of the instructions are misleading or I have left anything out in the guide.…

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    Installing Qt 4.6 on Windows

    by  • January 5, 2010 • Guide, Programming • 13 Comments

    I have been using the Qt framework for awhile now and I started learning it from scratch to build my ReplayParser. Despite the great documentation that Nokia provides, getting everything installed and working isn’t as easy as it should be for someone completely new to the software. I put together this quick installation guide to help those interested in learning Qt on a Windows machine.

    Because this guide is intended for Windows users I compile everything using Visual Studio 2008, but MinGW builds are also possible (although not shown in this guide). The steps outlining the installation and building process are shown below.…

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