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Windows

    Wintab

    • Overview
    • Basics
    • Reference
    • FAQs

    Windows Ink

    • Overview
    • Basics
    • Reference
    • FAQs

    Windows Native Touch

    • Overview
    • Basics
    • Reference
    • FAQs

    Wacom Feel Multi-Touch

    • Overview
    • Basics
    • Reference
    • FAQs

    Sample Code

    • Multi-Touch Windows .NET
    • Multi-Touch Windows C++
    • Wintab .NET
    • Wintab CAD Test
    • Wintab Pressure Test
    • Wintab ScribbleDemo
    • Wintab Tablet Controls
    • Wintab TiltTest

MacOS

    NS Events

    • Overview
    • Basics
    • Reference
    • FAQs

    Driver Request Interface

    • Overview
    • Basics
    • Reference
    • FAQs

    Multi-Touch Framework

    • Overview
    • Basics
    • Reference
    • FAQs

    Sample Code

    • Multi-Touch
    • Tablet Controls
    • Tablet Mapping
    • ScribbleDemo

Linux

    Building the Driver

    • Overview
    • Basics
    • Reference
    • FAQs

    GTK+

    • Overview
    • Basics
    • Reference
    • FAQs

    Kernel Events

    • Overview
    • Basics
    • Reference
    • FAQs

    Wayland

    • Overview
    • Basics
    • Reference
    • FAQs

    X Events

    • Overview
    • Basics
    • Reference
    • FAQs

    Sample Code

    • GTK+
    • Kernel Events
    • X Events

QT

  • Overview
  • Basics
  • Reference
  • FAQs

Web API

  • Overview
  • Basics
  • Reference
  • FAQs
  • Sample Code

    • ScribbleDemo Using Pointer Events

Overview

Intended Audience

This document is intended to assist developers looking for a tablet-aware, cross-platform development framework.

Introduction

As stated on the page Why Qt, Qt is a multi-platform development framework used by some of the largest brands to quickly and efficiently develop and maintain applications for multiple platforms. Qt supports both Pen and Touch with support for character recognition as well as other features.

Qt-Supported Tablets

Qt supports most modern Wacom products. Limitations to Qt Pen support are listed on the QTabletEvent class page.

Qt-Supported Operating Systems

Official Qt platform support is listed on the Supported Platforms page. Generally speaking, Qt is supported on Windows, macOS, and Linux/X11 desktop platforms in addition to Android, iOS, and UWP mobile platforms with support for some web browsers.

Qt Sample Code

Qt examples can be found on the Qt Examples And Tutorials page. There you will find tutorials guiding you through Qt Setup, various platform examples, and numerous other examples of the various Qt features.

See Also

Basics - Has links to instructions on how to configure Qt

Reference - Has links to Qt reference materials

FAQs - Has links to the official Qt FAQs

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  • Intended Audience
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  • Qt-Supported Tablets
  • Qt-Supported Operating Systems
  • Qt Sample Code
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