>> >> Second, it would be useful to know if I am on a "phone", "tablet" or >> "desktop" platform. ( can already guess by the resolution but perhaps it >> would be convenient to abstract it a bit. > > These days you can't really tell from the resolution :) But I don't > think Qt currently has a way to distinguish xcb/wayland running on a > tablet vs a desktop, or eglfs running on a phone vs a tablet. How would > a typical Android application make the latter distinction?
Yes, and that was exactly my point. We need an abstract way for a platform to tell us if it is one of those formFactors without us guessing or knowing exactly which device type it is. I would probably rename "phone" to "handheld" as and iPod Touch is obviously the same form factor as well. jens _______________________________________________ Development mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/development
