I’m just starting out with Qt4 and C++ and came up with this semi-useful little tool for marking up Egyptian hieroglyphs in MdC.
So far the only annoying Qt-quirk I’ve found is the lack of support for non-BMP unicode characters in the QChar type. Turns out you need to use a QString with two QChars, which is exactly the situation which QChar is supposed to solve (by being larger than 8 bits so that there is a 1-1 correspondence between written characters and QChars in a string).
The unfortunate hack I had to put in for fetching a hieroglyph from a codepoint looked like this:
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The Qt developer tools get a 10/10 from me though. I say this mainly because glade runs like a slug at the best of times.