I think this project is just a wrapper around the "moc". I was looking for something in progress which handles Qt5 like the Qt4 package would. if anyone knows a whereabout.

this perlqt is a long running issue as in perl + Qt, the easy way.

they are efforts for bridging Qt5 with python and ruby (others): and https://github.com/kitech/ruby-jit-qt looks simple enough. I believe python has the strongest way to do the port.

I am investigating Qt bindings using smokeqt, or even swig, but the first later seems neglected: as in https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/smokeqt . nevertheless githubiens of microzof are wriggling towards progress like in ... https://github.com/Shinmera/smokeqt or mainly ... https://github.com/KDE/smokeqt/tree/Qt5v2 , https://github.com/chrisburel/smokeqt etc... but am not sure which way to go, so I was thinking this wise community to enlighten the path.

and a fairly young blog is explaining a few things on that mystery: https://github.com/ryanmelt/qtbindings/issues/131

And , https://sourceforge.net/p/swig/mailman/message/30349828/ is a link introducing an effort on Qt and Python, with a touch of SWIG...

unfortunately, shiboken is used instead good old SWIG; this is not helping universal bridging: http://code.qt.io/cgit/pyside/pyside-setup.git/

anyway, with a bit of naive dare, it could be hardship cheap to complement smoke{qt} with SWIG ?

thx.

In reply to Re^2: Qt5 and perl by ptizoom
in thread Qt5 and perl by ptizoom

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