Op 24/06/2016 om 11:18 schreef Bo Thorsen:
Hi all,
I'm copying this to devel, because it fits in a discussion a week or
two ago.
Den 24-06-2016 kl. 10:56 skrev Tony Rietwyk:
qtservice_win.cpp around line 830 at your reference [1] installs its own
nativeEventFilter - probably displacing yours.
I suspect you'll need to merge the Qt filter into yours, and get rid of
that install.
That is impossible for commercial projects because the solutions are
LGPL only. You can't copy LGPL code into your own code base unless you
are using GPL or LGPL yourself.
And that's why I copied this message to devel, because there was a
discussion on whether to add solutions to Qt Core or not. And one of
the arguments against is that people can just use the solutions as
they are. This is one case, where apparently that's not (at least
currently) possible.
I can come up with a couple of workarounds for this, sure. But these
are all brittle and may not work if the solutions code is changed.
In a previous company I worked for, we simply created an LGPL lib for
all the stuff we borrowed this way. I really don't see why one can't use
an LGPL-ed lib for most situations.
André
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