— Integrated support for rendering scalable vector graphics (SVG) drawings and animations, delivering compact, high fidelity images, independent of scale. Qt 4.1 supports Tiny profiles of SVG 1.1 and 1.2.
— A PDF backend to the Qt printing system, making the creation of PDF files from both desktop and server applications as simple as printing
— A lightweight unit testing framework that enables rapid, thread- and type-safe testing of Qt applications and libraries.
In addition to these key new features, Qt 4.1 introduces new functionality across the board. Additional new features include:
— An interactive menu and action editor in Qt Designer, enabling drag-and-drop of actions into menus and toolbars
— New proxy models to enable view-specific sorting and filtering of data displayed using item views
— Expanded features for development with OpenGL, including support for pixel and sample buffers
— A flexible syntax highlighting class added to the Qt text rendering framework
— Improved integration with Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, including binaries for Visual Studio .NET 2005
— Compatibility with other C++ libraries improved via ‘no_keywords’- freely mix and even connect Qt Signals and Slots with Boost.Signals
— Support for network proxy servers using the SOCKS5 protocol
— Support for OLE verbs and MIME data handling in ActiveQt
Universal Binaries for Mac OS X
Available with Qt 4.1, improvements to qmake – Trolltech’s cross-platform makefile build tool – now make it possible to create universal binaries for Mac OS X out of the box, enabling the creation of binaries that run on both Apple’s PowerPC and new Intel architecture.
For detailed information, please consult the changes-4.1.0 file found in the distribution files, or visit http://www.trolltech.com/developer/changes/changes -4.1.0.html.
Availability
To download an evaluation version of Qt 4.1, please go to http://www.trolltech.com/download/index.html.”
