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-/*!
-\page addons.html
-\title Add-ons
-\brief Add-on modules to Qt
-
-In addition to the essential Qt modules which are supported on all the platforms
-supported by Qt, there is also a set of add-on modules. Platform support for these
-modules is optional, but many are still widely supported. Note that, though the
-modules are considered optional, they are not necessarily less important than the
-essential Qt modules. Some are deprecated APIs available for backwards compatibility,
-but others are fundamental modules which may primarily be relevant on a sub-set of the
-platforms supported by Qt.
-
-The following are the add-on modules available in the Qt SDK.
-
-\section1 Active Qt Module
-
-The \l {Active Qt} module provides support for ActiveX and COM on Windows platforms.
-
-\section1 Qt Concurrent Module
-
-The \l {Qt Concurrent} module provides APIs to make it simpler and safer to
-write multi-threaded code in a structured manner, enabling your
-application to better exploit the hardware resources of the platform where it is running.
-
-\list
-\li \l{Threading Basics}
-\li \l{Thread Support in Qt}
-\endlist
-
-\target Qt Declarative
-\section1 Qt Declarative Module
-
-The Qt Declarative module provides APIs and tools to support code written in Qt Quick 1. For more information, visit the \l{Qt Quick 1} page.
-
-\section1 Qt Graphical Effects Module
-
-The \l {Qt Graphical Effects} module is an extension to \l{Qt Quick} which provides a ready-made set
-of shader effects to be used in QML. The module provides graphical effects such as blurring,
-colorization, drop shadows, and more.
-
-\section1 Qt Image Formats Module
-
-The \l {Qt Image Formats} module contains plugins that provide support for an extended set of
-image formats to Qt applications.
-
-\section1 Qt OpenGL Module
-
-The \l{Qt OpenGL} module is primarily provided for compatibility with Qt 4. The essential
-\l{Qt GUI} module provides a set of OpenGL classes which cover most use cases where you want to mix Qt and OpenGL-based code.
-
-\section1 Qt Print Support Module
-
-The \l {Qt Print Support} module provides cross-platform APIs to make printing easy and portable.
-Printing with Qt is done by using the same \l {QPainter} APIs which can also be used to
-paint on screen or on a \l {QImage}.
-
-\section1 Qt Script Module
-
-The \l {Qt Script} module provides APIs to \l{Making Applications
-Scriptable}{make Qt applications scriptable}. This module is primarily provided
-for compatibility with Qt 4, and to support applications that use the \l{Qt
-Declarative} module. An alternative API is provided by QJSEngine from the
-essential \l {Qt QML} module.
-
-For more information, see \l{Scripting Classes and Overviews}.
-
-\section1 Qt SVG Module
-
-Scalable Vector Graphics, or "SVG", is an XML-based format for storing vector-based graphics.
-The \l {Qt SVG} module provides APIs to render and save files in the SVG format, and supports
-a subset of the SVG 1.2 Tiny standard.
-
-\section1 Qt Tools Module
-
-The \l {Qt Tools} module provides APIs related to the specific tools provided to make development
-with Qt easier. In particular there is the \l {Qt UI Tools} module which provides classes to handle
-the forms created in Qt Designer and the \l {Qt Help} module which can be used to integrate online
-documentation in applications, similar to Qt Assistant.
-
-\section1 Qt WebSockets Module
-
-The \l {Qt WebSockets} module provides a WebSocket implementation (\l{http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6455}{RFC 6455}).
-
-\section1 Qt XML Module
-
-The \l {Qt XML} Module is provided for compatibility with older code. It has been superseded by
-the QXmlStreamReader and QXmlStreamWriter classes in the \l {Qt Core} module.
-
-For more information, read the section "XML Support in Qt" in the \l {Data Storage}
-overview.
-*/