Hi @all,
I'm currently trying to implement a custom platform input context plugin for Qt
5.1.1. For this I've started development on Linux (Ubuntu 13.10 to be precise),
taken the compose Plugin as starting point and implemented a small virtual
keyboard widget, which is opened each time an input fi
sure:
http://pastebin.com/5ncqUJrs
On Mon, Nov 18, 2013 at 9:39 PM, Samuel Gaist wrote:
> Do you have a minimum sample that reproduce the problem ?
>
> On 18 nov. 2013, at 21:31, Philipp Kursawe wrote:
>
> > Its a mixed problem I guess. When the items has to long label, the total
> size of the
Hi
My application uses QAssistant as the help viewer and works well on my
development machine.
However, when I install the application on a target machine Assistant takes 30s
to appear.
Has anyone else experienced this before?
Anyone got any suggestions as to why it should be slow on the target m
> -Original Message-
> From: interest-bounces+kai.koehne=digia@qt-project.org
> [mailto:interest-bounces+kai.koehne=digia@qt-project.org] On Behalf Of
> Graham Labdon
> Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2013 12:12 PM
> To: Interest@qt-project.org
> Subject: [Interest] Assistant is slow
I had the same problem in Qt 5 on Windows (only). The (indirect) origin of the
problem was solved by this issue:
https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-34046
(the problem was that the assistant cache could not be created).
Philippe
On Tue, 19 Nov 2013 11:12:14 +
Graham Labdon wrot
2013/11/18 Michael Jackson :
> I am very new to QtInstallerFramework but I have successfully created an
> installer for my project where I package a bunch of precompiled binaries so
> my developers do not have to build them. The convenience I would like to add
> to the installer is the ability t
2013/11/17 Oleg Shalnev :
> Hello all again.
>
> To tell the truth I don't understand why there is no reaction on thi
> message.
> May be this problem is not a problem, or it's not interesting to the people
> in this list,
> or it's a well known feature, or my English is so bad and poor.
> I have n
Hi all,
I am using Qt on Embedded Linux and trying to setup fallback fonts for some
glyphs.
First, let me explain my situation:
I have three TTF fonts (without any overlap in glyph coverage):
-FontA: includes Latin, Cyrillic and Greek characters
-FontB: includes Korean characters
-FontC: include
Hi all,
I'd be interested if anyone uses the xml output from qtestlib.
(I hope you do, it's the nicest way to get structured output from your tests).
The reason is that I'd like to add a new duration element which contains the
time of test funtion/total test run in milliseconds.
It adds for ea
Hi all,
I have a library (libqt-xdg) in /usr/lib
in cmake you can inclued it via find_package(QT5XDG)
How can I include it into my .pro file in qtcreator?
QT += core gui QT5XDG
gives me unknown module in QT: QT5XDG
Thanks in advance.
___
Interest
Hi Ola,
Maybe you found this page?
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/SGXDbg#SGX_Driver_Failure_Modes_.28Run_time.29
My research is also showing Qt performance is lacking on BeagleBoard-xM
hardware, both in fps and cpu usage. (BTW, this is a hardware that has the
PowerVR SGX 530 GPU.) M
I fairly often find myself wanting to sort a bit of data. Imagine I have a
few QList's a QStringList's and that they correspond like a database
table so that I always append to all the lists together with data for one
row. Something like:
QList age, height;
QStringList firstname, lastname;
whil
Joshua Grauman schreef op 19.11.2013 21:26:
> I fairly often find myself wanting to sort a bit of data. Imagine I
> have a
> few QList's a QStringList's and that they correspond like a
> database
> table so that I always append to all the lists together with data for
> one
> row. Something like:
> I think your problem is in your data structure. Instead of using
> separate containers for each of the fields, you should use a single
> container with all of the fields:
Maybe. Another nice way is to drop the QList at all and use an in-memory
sqlite database. Easily searched and sorted in an
Ok, I se the problem. However the behavior is consistent: I mean by that that
everything is top aligned. But If I understood you correctly the behavior
should be that without a valid Icon the text should be at the same height as
the one with valid icons. Am I right ?
On 19 nov. 2013, at 11:23,
You can check this (a little outdated)
https://github.com/Etrnls/qthtml
From: Jason H
To: Konstantin Tokarev ; Benjamin Zeller
; "interest at qt-project.org"
Sent: Friday, September 20, 2013 10:27 AM
Subject: Re: [Interest] QPA Project - Vaudeville
In
Another advantages of this approach are more efficient memory utilisation
(less storage and [re]allocation overhead) somewhat better cache locality
because all fields related to a particular person will be close to each
other in memory instead of being spread all over the place ("somewhat
better" b
On 19 Nov 2013, at 4:25 PM, Ender Erel wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am using Qt on Embedded Linux and trying to setup fallback fonts for some
> glyphs.
>
> First, let me explain my situation:
> I have three TTF fonts (without any overlap in glyph coverage):
> -FontA: includes Latin, Cyrillic and G
> I find frame rate issues when using:
>
> * opacity that is not equal to zero or one
> * "rounded rectangles" a.k.a Rectangles with specified radius property
> * clip property (sometimes)
The SGX does not do GL_BLEND very well. In fact it does it quite badly, so
opacity other than 0 an 1 should
Guido Seifert schreef op 19-11-2013 22:15:
>> I think your problem is in your data structure. Instead of using
>> separate containers for each of the fields, you should use a single
>> container with all of the fields:
> Maybe. Another nice way is to drop the QList at all and use an in-memory
> sql
I was led to believe the same thing by the answers at stackoverflow, so I
decided to ask the fontconfig mailing list. Here's a quote from the reply:
" I think that kind of logic is usually implemented in Pango, not fontconfig.
If you need to use fontconfig without Pango for this, you'd have to s
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