... but not from the lower vantage point ofthe ¸ first good view ofthe Parthenon” from below the great steps at the level ofthe Khalkotheke terrace to the west.10 The clear views from the even lower ... Ionic octastyle temples with the Parthenon, 41 Parthenon, Athens, 42 Parthenon, Athens, 43 Temple of Athena, Paestum (ancient Greek Poseidonia), 46 The symbol ofthe tetraktys, 46 Temple A, Asklepieion, ... contrast with these slight adjustments, the height ofthe cornice ofthe Parthenon rises only negligibly beyond a perfect 4:9 rectangle, despite the low ᪉ 31 TheArtofBuilding in the Classical...
... tremendous amount of attention to the fourth wall They attempt to keep the audience in a constant state of high engagement through theartof good filmmaking Theartof filmmaking helps them build and ... in the context ofthe complexity ofthe rest ofthe car The need for familiarity appeared in an interesting way when EffectiveUI was building a desktop version ofthe eBay application Because the ... in software design They assume that they understand the user well enough or that their interests are the same as their users’ interests, or they underestimate the significance ofthe role the...
... The Book of Qt Daniel Molkentin The Book of Qt TheArtofBuilding Qt Applications ® Munich San Francisco The Book of Qt 4: TheArtofBuilding Qt Applications Copyright ... its libraries Each of these files contains the interface descriptions of all ofthe classes of a library; the name ofthe header file matches the name ofthe library Thus, in the examples so far, ... which knowledge ofthe contents ofthe Qt libraries is of particular interest Besides the header files for individual class definitions, whose filenames match the names ofthe classes they describe,...
... theartof casting his bread upon the waters Herodotus says ofthe Egyptians, 'They gather the ORIGINS OF ARCHITECTURE fruits ofthe earth with With agriculture and less II labour than any other ... artofbuilding seems first to have gathered we may power and call self-consciousness in and ofthe Tigris The relations to have arrived at what the valleys ofthe Nile arts of these between the ... signs ofthe influences of his early years can the nonconformist, radical influences of clearly be seen the third quarter ofthe nineteenth century and the influences characteristic ofthe social...
... The Book of Qt Daniel Molkentin The Book of Qt TheArtofBuilding Qt Applications ® Munich San Francisco The Book of Qt 4: TheArtofBuilding Qt Applications Copyright ... its libraries Each of these files contains the interface descriptions of all ofthe classes of a library; the name ofthe header file matches the name ofthe library Thus, in the examples so far, ... which knowledge ofthe contents ofthe Qt libraries is of particular interest Besides the header files for individual class definitions, whose filenames match the names ofthe classes they describe,...
... Each of our three slots accepts an argument ofthe type const QString& In this way the textChanged() signal ofthe function can pass the new text ofthe line edit As the argument type for the ... one ofthe line-edit widgets, the ByteConverterDialog class calls the corresponding slot, which adjusts the value ofthe two other line edits Figure 2.5 depicts this Such a dovetailing ofthe ... can connect the signals and slots ofthe line-edit widgets from the ByteConverterDialog to the signals and slots ofthe ByteConverter class, for example, the hexChanged() signal ofthe decEdit...
... only granting the class members access to their own methods The internal details ofthe class are thus “cut off” from the other classes, and you can change the internal design ofthe class without ... specifies the proportions ofthe widgets to each other If, for example, you have a widget with a stretch value of and the second one with a value of 2, then they jointly occupy the entire space in the ... } Since the widgets ofthe Designer-generated dialog are available as publicly accessible members ofthe UI class, they can be fine-tuned in the code later on by calling the methods ofthe respective...
... first determine the alignment ofthe splitter We obtain the position ofthe splitter, using the QSplitter::indexOf() method This is also the position ofthe widget lying to the right of (or directly ... depends on the size ofthe widget in front ofthe splitter, which is why the code detects the size ofthe widget that occupies the space up to the position pos-1, by accessing sizes() If the left ... this function also requires the position ofthe widget, apart from the stretch, you first have to define the position ofthe widget using the indexOf() method This returns the correct position for...
... method ofthe target object The task ofthe event() method is to either process or ignore the incoming events, depending on the requirements ofthe class ofthe receiving object This method is therefore ... Again, the first three parameters specify the pointer to the parent widget, the heading, and the user query This is followed by the list of strings to be displayed Then comes the index ofthe list ... separates the line into the components ofthe address, removes the quote characters, and returns the resulting dataset The constructor uses this helper function to turn each ofthe lines of address...
... the description ofthe address book entry using the tag Each row ofthe table consists of two cells, one of which contains the name ofthe address book field (the key) and the other, the ... example, the value in the name field from the departments table should appear in the third column instead ofthe value in the foreign key field (that is, the id field) ofthe departments table This ... completes the entry on the basis of other entries in the same column ofthe source The editor is now available, but it is possible that the user may want to use it again later on at the same index...
... height); Then we define the dimensions ofthe chart These should exactly match the height ofthe widget We obtain this height value from the current size ofthe widget: 285 10 The Graphics Library “Arthur” ... ofthe square ofthe pie,5 the longest entry in the hash table, the width of an x, the width ofthe legend square (fm) and the width ofthe × 10 pixel–wide margin on both sides ofthe legend square ... draw the legend text next to the square So that the distance from the square to the text is adjusted to the size ofthe font used, we select the width ofthe letter x in the respective font as the...
... the name ofthe file to be analyzed as the first argument If there is a second argument, it writes the output to the file named there Otherwise, the modified file appears on the console via the standard ... The loop is therefore started with the same blocking call as in the case of QApplication The event loop of threads can also be terminated by the quit() slot or the exit() function These function ... strengths come to the fore in its efficient analysis of large documents The specification of SAX has now been taken over by the SAX Project.2 If you want to use the functionality of either of these two...
... QtXml method ofthe active model We obtain the index ofthe current entry from the argument ofthe slot As the role we select UserRole, where we previously stored the complete contents ofthe ... flexibly to the particularities of another language One aspect of this is the translation of all visible texts into the target language The direction of text flow, on which the arrangement of widgets ... (QDomNodes) QDomNodes know the principle of parenthood: If they are inserted in another part ofthe tree, they are not copied, but change their location in the tree The node into which a QDomNode...
... STL iterators, one of which marks the beginning ofthe area in the first data structure containing the elements to be compared, and the other, which marks the end of this area The third parameter ... qCopy(), but expects the position ofthe last element to be copied as the third parameter, rather than the first It inserts the values to be copied from the specified elements ofthe second container ... Tulip has the function qFind() This finds the value specified as the third argument, starting from the element to which the iterator named as the first argument points The last element ofthe search...
... community The community as a whole will benefit by the cooperation of all its parts, while the individual will find in his associations the advantages ofthe help, the sympathy, and the fellowship of ... to draw the outline ofthe picture We will use the rest ofthe book to color in the details Before we move on, though, we should spend some time profiling the artist holding this palette of colors ... other (or the next great novel or screenplay) In every case they’re using their writing skills; they’re just valuing them differently in different contexts THEARTOF COMMUNITY There’s another way...
... women from the East and from the West, we see that Asians are often portrayed as being either enraptured or suspicious of their Western counterparts This is an underlining theme in the play, and ... similar to the original play, right up to the surrendering of Song's character What subsequently follows, however, is a complete turning ofthe tables To make matters even worse, the object of his ... perception of reality, was self destructive since it led to Gallimard's eventual downfall.(Davis 6) The way Gallimard slipped into ruination by crossing the line of healthy fantasy into a world of false...