TS3 Plugin QT Configuration GUI

indect

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Jan 16, 2017
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Hey,

Has anyone ever managed to get a QT GUI working with a TS3 Plugin? I already tried it but had no luck, maybe also my QT version is not the one TS3 is using.
TS3 is built with QT and it provides access to the ParentWidget in function ts3plugin_offersConfigure (with void* QParentWidget as second parameter). You could also create your own window handle in any programming language you want, but it'd be smarter to just use what Teamspeak comes with, QT.

I already stuck at linking the QT libraries (using QT 5.7.1). When I try to link to c:\qt\[...]\include I can't yet access things like QtGui, QtWidget or QtDialog in my C++ includes. If I start linking to all the subfolders like c:\qt\[...]\include\QtWidget and c:\qt\[...]\include\QtGui, the error messages disappear but other linking errors appear when building the solution.
Is it wrong to link only to c:\qt\[...]\include? This should be working since this is a default way to link to other frameworks.

I already searched the forum but didn't see any attempt to use built-in QT stuff in plugins.
 

Bluscream

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just use python
 

indect

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just use python
If there's something I can use already I want to try to use it. It's a challenge that I want to achieve.
What do you want to tell me with the screencast?
 
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