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It would be
Attila spaketh:
snip, pyotherside seems different
IIRC (from ~2011, SF MeeGo Summit when I believe the) idea was pitched to
thp, it started as something a bit different. We already had PyQt and
PySide, but they were on the heavyweight side. What I (would have liked :)
to see was forget the
Just a heads-up, but I spent the last couple weeks playing around with
pyotherside, which binds a Python engine into QML (pyotherside is
deployed as a C++ compiled QML plugin).
I am really impressed. It is really awesome -- it integrates well, is easy
to use, and we can now put QML applications
, but not this
time.
I used to code PyQt apps, and loved it. It was fantastically easy. Then I
used Jython and that was great. I however will not be using this. It's
just 'off'. I could be missing the point, and if I am, please tell me!
--
*From:* Charley Bay charleyb
I'm looking for pre-built binaries for:
*- MSVC2013, 32-bit(x86)
*- Qt 5.2 (would be nice to get 5.2.1, would accept 5.1)
I found that for 64-bit (x64) at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/qtx64/
...but, I need 32-bit.
I see there is a place to host unofficial builds on qt-project.org, but
Jason asketh:
Is there a Qt way of getting a handle for a running windows process(or
just checking if a certain .exe is currently executing) and determining
how long it has been running?
Bo respondeth:
No, this isn't something you can do in Qt. You have to do platform
specific code
Would people feel bad if we no longer provided binaries for VS 2010?
Many people are still on VS2010 (in fact, I know a not-negligible amount
of companies still on VS 2008)
Microsoft is releasing too fast for the mid to large corporation.
Felix spaketh:
Very true. In fact, i work for one
Michael Jackson wrote:
The VS Plugin also made the debugger a bit more sane in that Qt
types were visualized much better in the VS Debugger.
BIRD Neil responded:
You don't need the plugin for that; you can customise the debugger
visualisations yourself.
E.g.,
Roland wrote:
Hey there,
I couldn't find anything usefull in the internet, so I hope you can help
me in a design question.
I'm part of a project using QML for the UI. Since we have several value
classes, we came across a problem with exposing this value objects into
the QML context.
I'm having a lot of trouble importing my C++ plugins into my QML files
(Win7, Qt5.1.1). With many configurations that I think should work, the
import MyPlugin 1.0 within a QML file generates the runtime error message
(at the `qmlscene` command line, or within QtCreator):
module MyPlugin is not
Gunnar's post on his QML Presentation System in 2011 was absolutely
inspiring, IMHO:
http://blog.qt.digia.com/blog/2011/05/30/a-qml-presentation-system/
At the time, (and still now), I viewed this as a *brilliant* application of
QML that would ultimately be a better approach for creating
On Thu, Aug 29, 2013 at 9:13 PM, K. Frank kfrank2...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello List!
There is speculation that Elop is in the running for Microsoft
CEO. See, for example:
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-08-28/microsoft-ceo-hunt-a-tough-bet-as-web-gamblers-favor-elop.html
It would be
I'm porting QWidget code to Qt5.1, it is going fine, we happen to be using
the QtWinMigrate add-on from:
http://qt.gitorious.org/qt-solutions/qt-solutions/trees/master/qtwinmigrate
I recall the discussion last year about the work-around to get a
(MS-Windows) native-HWND from a QWidget, as per the
I see the Platforms description for Qt5.0 at:
http://qt-project.org/wiki/Qt_5.0
However, I do not see a corresponding Platforms page/description for Qt
5.1 (is there one somewhere?)
Specifically, I am using/testing the Qt5.1 Beta (through the
binary-installers, Windows-Commercial) where we
I have a C++ QObject-derived class that exposes properties for use in QML,
works fine (Qt5).
WHAT I WANT:
I would like to instantiate an instance of this class in each of two
processes, where changes in one notifies the other (in the other
process). This is logically something like
Till Oliver Knoll sayeth:
Hello list,
If that ain't proof that Qt has become totally sexy and attractive!
Yesterday evening my wife and I went to the Energy Fashion Night 2013 in
Zurich
(http://www.energy.ch/fashion-**night/http://www.energy.ch/fashion-night/)
where skinny models walked
Sergey asketh:
Must Spreadsheet QML element be written using Qt C++?
This is a very interesting exercise, IMHO, and I'm very interested in the
results. (Please share as you learn stuff.)
In the past, I've written and used many spread-sheet-widgets. The issues
seem to come down to:
(1) How
I'm sure this is a silly question, but why are these different:
// FILE: MyItem0.qml
import QtQuick 2.0
import my.custom.cpp 1.0//==NOTE NO as
Item {
property MyCppType myCppType // WORKS
}
// FILE: MyItem1.qml
import QtQuick 2.0
import my.custom.cpp 1.0 as MyCpp //==NOTE as
Item {
charley sayeth:
I'm sure this is a silly question, but why are these different:
// FILE: MyItem0.qml
import QtQuick 2.0
import my.custom.cpp 1.0//==NOTE NO as
Item {
property MyCppType myCppType // WORKS
}
// FILE: MyItem1.qml
import QtQuick 2.0
import
I'm deriving from QQuickItem (in C++) to implement custom controls in
Qt5.0.1, and I'd like to render text.
I don't want to use QQuickPaintedItem (a very simple solution)-- I
understand and endorse the OpenGL API of the new QML Scene Graph, and will
need many thousands of components, and don't
Mark sayeth:
snip, KDE has a little (pun intended) thingy called
KIO. It's a very massive IO framework that has support for a lot of
different filesystems. It's all working under Qt and is right now in
the progress of being ported to a Qt only library (as in no other
dependencies needed to
snip, (proposal), replace signals/slots with function-pointer?
I hope, this stuff can be better (with a way below we do not need to use
moc, qmake and have an overhead in Qt library)
André already said it (and I agree), but I'll assert clearly:
moc is a code generator.
You get stuff
Hi, Mark--
http://qt-project.org/videos
--charley
On Tue, Nov 20, 2012 at 10:40 AM, Mark mark...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Is there any link where i can find the presentation videos from the
recent dev days?
Cheers,
Mark
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Last June there was a thread with the title, Add QtService to Qt
proper that discussed some tender-loving-care required to update
QtService to support Qt5.
RECALL that QtService is a template add-on (not in
Qt-proper) that
targeted Qt4, and talk was to make it a non-template, and to add it
Prashant spaketh:
snip, However, QTimer documentation states that
If Qt is unable to deliver the requested number of timer clicks, it will
silently discard some.
I don't know how to interpret this statement. Does it mean that if a timer
has a very low resolution, some clicks are neglected. OR
Николай Шатохин requesteth:
I'm creating paid application. How can I protect my QML files from changing
to avoid app cracking?
Thiago respondeth:
The simplest way is to put them inside the application, as resources. The QML
engine can load from there and they're often compressed, meaning
I need cross-platform client/server inter-process communication (IPC),
and intend to use Qt5+.
It seems the blog post regarding the QtMobility API, Qt Service
Framework is the way to go:
- Initial blog post:
- http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2009/05/26/qt-service-framework/
- Qt5 (beta)
JM spaketh:
Hi all,
What are the best practices to return from a common dialog window?
At the moment I have already solved with a Slot connected to the closure
of the dialog,
that invokes methods to retreive data. But what are the best practices?
What are the pros and cons of every
most of the commercial licensees are sticking with the commercial
license
because of the ambiguity
with the LGPL and how to apply it; and the fact that while Nokia did do
that, they have not provided any
clarity to its use.
... while developers of proprietary software, which are
Hi, All--
Since the thread slowed down, here's the summary (for posterity):
QUESTION: WHAT MSVC COMPILER VERSION DESIRED FOR Qt5, TIER-1?
MSVC++2005:(0-1) : X
MSVC++2008: (7) : XXX
MSVC++2010: (6) : XX
MSVC++2012: (2) : XX
** More Notes/Comments **
MSVC++2005:
- 2005 was
REVISED_SUMMARY_COMMENT
The following revisions are made to the summary, included below:
*- I misunderstood the Windows CE issue, which is only supported by
MSVC2005 and MSVC2008 (not MSVC2010);
*- I kind-of thought MSVC2005 desires were less-important, as it was
old, and does not support
Carlos requesteth:
how i can to export pdf in QT,please help me
snip,
Till Oliver Knoll till.oliver.kn...@gmail.com responded:
snip,
http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qprinter.html#OutputFormat-enum
snip,
Okay, just to correct my poor spanish :) You use an instance of a QPrinter
as a
But it's standard and it is C++.
But (I think) the point was: what should have we used for the last
10-15 years of QString?
I could've been a bit clearer in my initial post, but I intended to know
if there was currently any reason that justified having QString around
instead of
Karl Ruetz spaketh:
Is there a commercial customer group providing some input on this?
I am a commercial customer. Charts are key to what we do.
Is there someone I could contact to provide our requirements in hopes some
of them might be addressed?
Karl
+1, ditto, and +1, ditto.
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