Re: Qt Widgets Improvement (was: Help)

[Marcus Müller]

Hi Rohit,

please keep the mailing list in CC when replying.
Yes, we have a chat server. The ways to find that are both linked in the wiki I've 
referred you to, and on the https://gnuradio.org website.

I outlined a beginner task - read all the tutorials and work with Qt GUI to get an 
understanding of your own on what you feel is missing, or could be improved.

Best regards,
Marcus

On 13.01.23 01:20, Rohit Bisht wrote:
> I'll definitely keep that in mind from now on.
>
> Are there any requirement tasks or good beginners issues I could get started 
> with ?
> Also are there any other means of communication like chat to communicate faster
>
> Thank you
>
> On Sat, Jan 7, 2023, 8:40 PM Marcus Müller <mmueller@gnuradio.org 
> <mailto:mmueller@gnuradio.org>> wrote:
>
>     Hi Rohit,
>
>     I had to change the subject line of your email - the mailing list was 
> automatically
>     moderating that away :) Next time, a slightly more descriptive subject line 
> would help
>     avoid that! (but you had no possible way of knowing that, so nothing about 
> this is your
>     fault.)
>
>     On 03.01.23 17:40, Rohit Bisht wrote:
>      > Hi , I want to contribute to "QT Widgets Improvements" how do I get 
> started?
>     I assume we're talking GSoC? So, you're referring to
>     https://wiki.gnuradio.org/index.php?title=GSoCIdeas#QT_Widgets_Improvements
>     
> <https://wiki.gnuradio.org/index.php?title=GSoCIdeas#QT_Widgets_Improvements> ?
>
>     So, the first thing to do is always making yourself be not only 
> superficially familiar
>     with the tools you're planning to improve, but having an intimate 
> understanding in how
>     you
>     they leave room for improvement.
>     Is there some GNU Radio flow graph that you've built yourself, where you 
> could use one of
>     the proposed improvements/additions? That would be a great starting point!
>
>     Otherwise, you will sooner or later need to be familiar with the gr-qtqui 
> source code.
>     It's C++, but intermingling a lot of Qt "language style" with GNU Radio 
> style. So,
>     building your own GNU Radio where you make a "toy" modification, would give 
> you the
>     ability to move forward with doing that.
>
>     Best regards,
>     Marcus