any update on this? It seems tst_pauseanimation is failing constantly (only on
OSX 10.9)
Jan Arve
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Kevin Kofler wrote:
Those _qt5_*_check_file_exists checks look unnecessary to me in the first
place.
Part of the intention of the way CMake config-packages and IMPORTED targets
work is that if the FooConfig.cmake is present and found, and the Foo
IMPORTED target is present, then you can
Konstantin Podsvirov wrote:
Thank you! This is what I need.
I have a Gerrit account (user: kot). But I haven't contributed in Qt code.
What sequence of actions? What instruction I to read?
I can also create a patch with boilerplate topics or sections where you
can add the information.
On Thursday, October 16, 2014 11:14:53 AM Stottlemyer, Brett wrote:
Qt Devs,
I know I've been silent for a while after the discussing Replicant and QQSM
at the Qt Contributors Summit.
If you aren't aware, QQSM was renamed to DSM (Declarative State Machine) and
has been incorporated into
The OS X 10.9 nodes seem to be heavily loaded. For Qt3D integrations,
the OS X 10.9 nodes are taking about 3.5 hours longer than any other
platforms. Is something hogging CPU or IO on there?
Cheers,
Sean
On 19/10/2014 09:58, Saether Jan-Arve wrote:
any update on this? It seems
Hello, I have a problem with event loop. I am creating DLL which I am injecting
into MFCapplication – my dll spawns a qt window. it works fine, except ‘input’
to spawned window is blocked: for ex. i have edit box, i am typing into it and
nothing happens – unless, I resize / minimalzie window
Hi,
i have developed a simple application, main screen with 6 button. On Nexus 5
the app start-up time is immediate, on Samsung Galaxy tab 3, i have 10 seconds.
Why is this difference?
Nicola
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On Sunday, October 19, 2014 10:12 AM Simon Hausmann wrote:
I'm very fond of the idea of Qt making it very easy to talk to other
applications living in other processes on
potentially other machines (devices).
Me too ;-)
I think if we want to address this in Qt, then we should take three
Cache format: binary json
You use json internally as cache. What is the motivation to introduce
new classes with similar API like QJson classes?
Is the implicit shared semantics not suitable for this use case? Can
it be addressed in QJson classes directly?
If Qt gets some type safe wrappers
On Sunday 19 October 2014 19:12:29 Arkadiusz Szulakiewicz wrote:
Hello, I have a problem with event loop. I am creating DLL which I am
injecting into MFCapplication – my dll spawns a qt window. it works fine,
except ‘input’ to spawned window is blocked: for ex. i have edit box, i am
typing
On Sunday 19 October 2014 22:39:42 Branislav Katreniak wrote:
Cache format: binary json
You use json internally as cache. What is the motivation to introduce
new classes with similar API like QJson classes?
It's an implementation detail because the binary json loading and parsing is
Hello, I have a problem with event loop. I am creating DLL which I am
injecting into MFCapplication – my dll spawns a qt window. it works fine,
except ‘input’ to spawned window is blocked: for ex. i have edit box, i am
typing into it and nothing happens – unless, I resize / minimalzie window
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