Apple 开发人员网站上有大量 Windows 示例代码，如果您能找到它，可能会有所帮助。 我似乎失去了曾经拥有的链接。 只要知道它确实存在（或一年前确实存在）就足以将您推向正确的方向。
几乎所有可用的示例代码都是普通的 C 或 C++。
There is an official mailing list for QT developers. It has an archive. It would certainly be worth subscribing to it if you are seriously trying to use QT for something, especially if it is the slightest bit off the beaten path.
IMHO, the official docs are more than a little too Apple-centric. Note that the Windows book assumes you already have experience with QT on Macs. At the time I was looking (about a year ago), I had a mandate to deal with QT from .NET, either from C# or managed C++. That was not a well documented way of doing things then.
There is a body of sample code for Windows somewhere at the Apple developer site, which might help if you can find it. I seem to have lost the links I had at one time. Just knowing it does (or did a year ago) exist might be enough to nudge you in the right direction.
Almost all of the sample code available is ordinary C or C++.
I have started a Google code project with my QuickTime for Windows code at code.google.com/p/qtip. The idea is to structure things in a semi-tutorial fashion (as I learn this stuff myself!) so that others can learn from my pain...
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QuickTime For Windows 开始于Mac OS 和 Windows 编程和构建之间的差异QuickTime 功能融入 Windows 应用程序 然后讨论如何将该功能合并到 Windows 平台中
QuickTime For Windows starts off with the differences between Mac OS and Windows programming and Building QuickTime Capability Into a Windows Application then discusses how to incorporate the capability into Windows platform
有一个针对 QT 开发人员的官方邮件列表。 它有一个档案。 如果您正在认真尝试使用 QT 来完成某些事情，那么订阅它肯定是值得的，特别是如果它有点偏离常规。
恕我直言，官方文档有点太以苹果为中心了。 请注意，Windows 书籍假设您已经具备在 Mac 上使用 QT 的经验。 在我寻找的时候（大约一年前），我有一个任务是从 .NET（C# 或托管 C++）处理 QT。 当时这还不是一种有据可查的做事方式。
Apple 开发人员网站上有大量 Windows 示例代码，如果您能找到它，可能会有所帮助。 我似乎失去了曾经拥有的链接。 只要知道它确实存在（或一年前确实存在）就足以将您推向正确的方向。
几乎所有可用的示例代码都是普通的 C 或 C++。
There is an official mailing list for QT developers. It has an archive. It would certainly be worth subscribing to it if you are seriously trying to use QT for something, especially if it is the slightest bit off the beaten path.
IMHO, the official docs are more than a little too Apple-centric. Note that the Windows book assumes you already have experience with QT on Macs. At the time I was looking (about a year ago), I had a mandate to deal with QT from .NET, either from C# or managed C++. That was not a well documented way of doing things then.
There is a body of sample code for Windows somewhere at the Apple developer site, which might help if you can find it. I seem to have lost the links I had at one time. Just knowing it does (or did a year ago) exist might be enough to nudge you in the right direction.
Almost all of the sample code available is ordinary C or C++.
我已使用 QuickTime for Windows 代码启动了一个 Google 代码项目，网址为 code.google.com/p/qtip< /a>. 这个想法是以半教程的方式构建事物（因为我自己学习这些东西！），以便其他人可以从我的痛苦中学习......
I have started a Google code project with my QuickTime for Windows code at code.google.com/p/qtip. The idea is to structure things in a semi-tutorial fashion (as I learn this stuff myself!) so that others can learn from my pain...