doc/config/qtdoc-project.qdocconf

@@ -30,6 +30,7 @@ depends += \
     qtqml \
     qtquick \
     qtquickcontrols \
+    qtquickcontrolsstyles \
     qtquickdialogs \
     qtquicklayouts \
     qtscript \

doc/src/portingcppapps_toqt5.qdoc

@@ -29,36 +29,42 @@
 \title Porting C++ Applications to Qt 5
 \brief Provides instructions to migrate a Qt 4 C++ application to Qt 5.
 
-This topic talks about the Qt Widgets change and provides guidance to handle it.
-The following step-by-step instructions takes you through the changes required
-to port the \l{Animated Tiles Example}{Animated Tiles} C++ application to Qt 5:
+This topic talks about the Qt Widgets and Qt WebKit changes in Qt 5. The
+following step-by-step instructions take you through the changes required to
+port the \l{Animated Tiles Example}{Animated Tiles} application to Qt 5:
 
 \list 1
-   \li Edit \c {main.cpp} and change the \c {#include <QtGui>} to \c {#include <QtWidgets>}.
-       \note You can find a perl script called fixqt4headers in the bin directory of your Qt package that will
-        automate many of the required header file changes.
-   \li Edit the \c {animatedtiles.pro} and add \c {QT += widgets} towards the end of the file.
+   \li Open the Animated Tiles project using Qt Creator.
+   \li Edit \c {main.cpp} and replace the \c {#include <QtGui>} instance with
+       \c {#include <QtWidgets>}.
+   \li Edit the \c {animatedtiles.pro} and add \c {QT += widgets} towards the
+       end of the file.
        \note QtGui is included by default in all Qt applications unless excluded using the \c {QT -= gui} directive in the \c{qmake} project file.
-   \li Run qmake and make utilities to build the binary.
+   \li Save the changes and run the application.
 \endlist
 
-This creates the \c animatedtiles executable. Try running the executable to see if the application behaves as expected.
+Once you see the application running, check whether it behaves as expected.
 
 \image animatedtiles_snapshot.png "A snapshot of the \c animatedtiles application running on Ubuntu v12.04"
 
-A similar change is needed for porting Qt 4 applications using Qt WebKit to Qt 5. The following
+A similar change is needed to port Qt 4 C++ applications using Qt WebKit. The following
 step-by-step instructions take you through the changes required to achieve this:
 
 \list 1
-   \li If using \c {#include <QtWebKit>}, add \c {#include <QtWebKitWidgets} in your source code.
-   \li Edit the pro file and add \c {QT += webkitwidgets} towards the end of the file.
-   \li Run qmake and make utilities to build the binary.
+   \li Open your project using Qt Creator.
+   \li Replace all \c {#include <QtWebKit>} instances with
+       \c {#include <QtWebKitWidgets>} in your project source.
+   \li Edit the \c{.pro} file and add \c {QT += webkitwidgets}.
+
+       \note If the \c {QT +=} statement already exists, append \c webkitwidgets
+       to it.
+   \li Save changes and run your application.
 \endlist
 
 \section1 Related topics
 \list
-\li \l {API Changes}
+\li \l {C++ API Changes}
 \li \l {Porting QML Applications to Qt 5 Example}
-\li \l {QML Examples and Demos}
+\li \l {Qt Examples And Tutorials}
 \endlist
 */

doc/src/portingqmlapp.qdoc

@@ -38,17 +38,19 @@ QML demo work on Qt 5. If you have the SDK based on Qt 4.8 installed, you can
 find this demo application under
 \c{<install_dir_root>/Examples/4.x/declarative/demos/}.
 
-The \c{flickr} application is a complete application that comes with a launcher.
-
-Follow these step-by-step instructions to make the \e{flickr} Qt 4 QML
-application work on Qt 5:
+Follow these step-by-step instructions to port the \e{flickr} Qt 4 QML
+application work to Qt 5:
 \list 1
- \li Edit all the \c{.qml} files and replace \c{import QtQuick 1.0} statements
+ \li Open the \e{flickr} project using Qt Creator.
+ \li Edit all the \c{.qml} files and replace the \c{import QtQuick 1.0} statements
      with \c{import QtQuick 2.0}.
  \li Add the additional \c{import QtQuick.XmlListModel 2.0} statement to
      \c{qml/common/RssModel.qml}.
-     \note XmlListModel is part of a submodule under QtQuick and it must be
-           imported explicitly to use it.
+
+     \note \l{Qt Quick XmlListModel QML Types}{XmlListModel} is part of a
+     submodule under \l{QtQuick} and it must be imported explicitly in order
+     to use it.
+
  \li Make the following changes to
      \c{qmlapplicationviewer/qmlapplicationviewer.h}:
   \list
@@ -80,12 +82,10 @@ application work on Qt 5:
    \li Remove the code between \c{#if QT_VERSION < 0x040702} and \c{#else}, and
        \c{#endif // QT_VERSION < 0x040702} macros towards the end.
   \endlist
- \li Run the \c{qmake} and \c{make} utilities to build the application.
-     \note Ensure that the \c{PATH} environment variable is pointing to the
-     Qt 5 binaries and libraries directories, before running \c{qmake}.
+ \li Save changes to the project and run the application.
 \endlist
 
-Run the \c{flickr} application to see whether it behaves as expected. Here is a
+Once you see the application running, check whether it behaves as expected. Here is a
 snapshot of the application running on Ubuntu v12.04:
 \image flickr_application.png
 

doc/src/userinterfaces.qdoc

@@ -69,9 +69,7 @@ and shader effects.
 \section2 Graphical Controls
 
 The \l{Qt Quick Controls} module is new in Qt 5.1 and provides a
-set of UI elements to create classic desktop-style user interfaces using \l{Qt Quick} 2.
-While the module is not mature yet, it already offers useable featured controls
-styled for the desktop. See \l{Qt Quick Controls} for more information.
+set of UI elements to create user interfaces using \l{Qt Quick} 2.
 
 For more about how to create application user interfaces with QML, visit the
 \l{QML User Interfaces} page.