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Signals and slots

Signals and slots is a language construct introduced in Qt for communication between objects which makes it easy to implement the Observer pattern… 
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2018
2018
Experiences with using GNU Radio for Real-time Wireless Signal Classification
The ability to monitor the wireless spectrum in real-time is important in a variety of environments including high-security and… 
2015
2015
Multifunctional user interface implementation details and evaluation
This paper describes in detail the implementation of the multimodal user interface for people with disabilities. The user… 
Review
2013
Review
2013
Recovering Component Dependencies Hidden by Frameworks--Experiences from Analyzing OSGi and Qt
In this paper we present experiences we made in the identification and analysis of software dependencies in the context of two… 
2012
2012
Design of a Video Matrix Based on Embedded Operating System
Video switching technology requires switching system has good performance on real-time, easy for interacting and so on. The… 
2011
2011
The usage of signals and slots mechanism for custom software development in case of incomplete information
In this article the approach to the software under incomplete information about its final structure. It is based on the use of… 
2010
2010
QT EPICS DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK
QCa is a layered software framework based on Qt for accessing EPICS data using Channel Access on a range of platforms. It is used… 
2008
2008
Analysis and Research of Signals and Slots Mechanism in Qt/E
In virtue of Qt/E open source edition,this paper emphasizes the principles and implementation of " Signals and Slots" mechanism… 
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