On 25/10/12 18:21, Daniel Price wrote:
That's a very old project that relies on Qt extensions that I couldn't
find (QSingleApplication).
FWIW: QtSingleApplication started life as a "Qt Solution" (the oldies
will remember those). Originally for paying customers only, these got
open-sourced som
That's a very old project that relies on Qt extensions that I couldn't find
(QSingleApplication).
It's not too hard to implement a classic Cocoa-Doc style app with Qt although
it's still harder than it should be.
For example, I found this sample document-based app using Qt. It does not use
NS
On 25/10/12 00:29, Daniel Price wrote:
Is it possible to implement autosave in Qt/mac applications as was
introduced in OSX Lion (and refined in Mountain Lion)? Has anyone done
this?
I think what you want to know is: Does Qt provide an API that you can
use, which results in Lion's autosav
Sure this is possible. Just start a timer and check if your document is
changed. If both are true, save your document….
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On 24 okt. 2012, at 16:29, Daniel Price wrote:
> Is it possible to imp
Is it possible to implement autosave in Qt/mac applications as was introduced
in OSX Lion (and refined in Mountain Lion)? Has anyone done this?
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