I hadn't missed that it was very old. But I googled for Perl Qt and that was what came up. It looked right and has nothing to indicate that it isn't the latest version. I checked specifically on the CPAN page for the usual "Latest version" link and there was none. I'm not surprised that there is a later version. Nor am I surprised that the docs I pointed to have not been amended to indicate that they are deprecated and giving a link to something better, but I am disappointed.

By the same token, while the docs you link to are more verbose and therefore I haven't read them as thoroughly, I don't see anything in them, either, hinting at what Qt actually does. Again, I'm disappointed but not surprised. A problem I have seen in lots of documentation is that it sends the user on a massive yak shaving exercise making it extremely hard and time consuming to find the precise document that tells me what I want to know. If I were thinking of trying to contribute to the Perl community by improving documentation, Qt could not be a candidate module as I still can't see where to start or what it is supposed to do.

I did mention that I tend to rant about documentation, didn't I? I think I'd better stop here. :-)

Regards,

John Davies