Jason H schreef op 14-5-2014 19:40:
So It's crossed my mind that having a stable or standard order of elements in
a QML document would be a good thing. Also it would help with merging QML
files. While the order of Elements in the QML file is important, the order of
properties is not.
So I
This problem could be solved by a beautifier with configurable orders. I have
seen
something like that in IntelliJ IDEA. However, I am not sure if this really
adds
that much benefit that it is worth the effort. Especially not in the QtCreator.
Furthermore, I usually write my code in style
Sorry for breaking the thread. I was about to sign up for another provider but
it seems yahoo has reversed itself.
Anyway, Guido, I'd be open to configuring the order. Many places have a coding
style, and I don't see why QML would be any different. My primary interest is a
stable text order so
Though I would certainly make the order configurable, I'd suggest that the
order provided on the QML Coding Conventions page is used as the default for
any such tool:
http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/qml-codingconventions.html#qml-object-declarations
Mark
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From:
Hi all,
With Qt 5.3 (most recent git) Canvas does not respect anitaliasing setting.
Everything looks really ugly.See attached screenshots for comparison. I
don't know what causes such problem.
My environment is Arch Linux 64 with ATI graphics.
Thanks,
Oleg
Am 2014-05-15 01:14, schrieb Thiago Macieira:
On all currently-supported platforms, it will wrap around to INT_MIN and start
generating negative numbers from there until -1, and then go to zero.
I think about two years ago I had an issue with QAtomicInt on Solaris SPARC,
where it entered an
Em qui 15 maio 2014, às 22:08:49, Markus Pointner escreveu:
I am aware that for regular non-atomic ints, this would be undefined
behaviour, whereas unsigned ints are defined to wrap around. I would
prefer
the wrap-around behaviour for my atomic value.
Then use QAtomicIntegerunsigned.
Good Day all!
I am trying to create a transparent overlay over an existing QMainWindow. This
is easy to do and I have achieved it in a number of ways while trying to reach
my goal. The problem is not making them transparent, the problem comes in when
I want the overlay to capture mouse
