qtgamepad5-doc-html

Qt 5 Gamepad HTML documentation

Qt Gamepad is an add-on library that enables Qt applications to support the use of gamepad hardware and in some cases remote control equipment. The module provides both QML and C++ interfaces. The primary target audience are embedded devices with fullscreen user interfaces, and mobile applications targeting TV-like form factors.

libtest-dbix-class-perl

Perl module for creating test cases for DBIx::Class applications

Test::DBIx::Class attempts to make it easier to write test cases for your DBIx::Class based applications. It does this in three ways.

libnetsvcs-8.0.0

ACE network service implementations - libraries

ACE network services provide reusable components for common distributed system tasks such as logging, naming, locking, and time synchronization.

elpa-request

Compatibility layer for URL request in Emacs

Uses ``curl`` as its backend or Emacs's native ``url.el`` library if ``curl`` is not found.

r-cran-renv

GNU R project environments

A dependency management toolkit for R. Using 'renv', you can create and manage project-local R libraries, save the state of these libraries to a 'lockfile', and later restore your library as required. Together, these tools can help make your projects more isolated, portable, and reproducible.

python3-anyqt

PyQt/PySide compatibility layer for Qt4/Qt5/Qt6.

The package allows the programmer to program equally for two different versions of Qt: * At the top level AnyQt exports a Qt5 compatible module namespace along with some minimal renames to better support portability between different versions * Which Qt API/backend is chosen can be controlled by a QT_API env variable * The api can be chosen/forced programmatically (as long as no PyQt4/PyQt5/PySide/PySide2 was already imported) * Provides an optional compatibility import hook, that denys imports from conflicting Qt api, or intercepts and fakes a Qt4 api imports, to use a Qt5 compatible API (some monkey patching is involved).