On Fri, 2019-11-08 at 20:35 +, Alessandro Portale wrote:
> There is more. Much of his time with us, he spent on adding features
> upstream to CMake which we thought were missing in Qt's future build
> tool: PCH support, Unity/Jumbo builds, etc.. CMake users outside Qt's
> ecosystem are certainl
Hi,
I like to propose Cristian Adam as an approver.
Cristian has been around Qt (and Qt Creator) for what feels like a decade,
contributing and inspiring, professionally and privately.
Half a Year ago, he finally joined The Qt Company and used his chance to live
out some of his (may I say...)
Hi all,
Qt 5.12.6 snapshot is available via online installer. src packages are also
available in https://download.qt.io/snapshots/qt/
These aren't yet official Qt 5.12.6 release packages but quite close. We are
planning to release Qt 5.12.6 during next week so if you know any release
blocker
On 08-11-19 11:15, Edward Welbourne wrote:
André Somers (6 November 2019 17:20) wrote
I came to the conclusion that the sane behavior for interpreting
dates depends on the semantics of what the date means. For instance,
a birth date will always be a date in the past,
On 07-11-19 11:47, Edward
Richard Weickelt (8 November 2019 09:57) wrote
> - unclutter the Wiki content related to contribution. It contains
> so much legacy information and looks like a maze.
This is true of our Wiki generally - it could do with more gardening.
Sadly, it currently has few (if any) regular gardeners.
On
André Somers (6 November 2019 17:20) wrote
>>> I came to the conclusion that the sane behavior for interpreting
>>> dates depends on the semantics of what the date means. For instance,
>>> a birth date will always be a date in the past,
On 07-11-19 11:47, Edward Welbourne wrote:
>> ... except when
On 11/8/19 9:51 AM, Richard Weickelt wrote:
doing scene graph node composition ? > What is the latter?
It is mostly about having a lower memory footprint.
a)
With QML you only have access to ~heavy objects like QQuickItem and the
controls are usually compositions of basic items like text/im
Il 08/11/19 09:57, Richard Weickelt ha scritto:
How hard would it be to upload a series of short Youtube videos about:
- how to contribute to Qt (walk through gerrit, git command line)
- best practices to use QtCreator
- for hacking and testing changes in Qt
- do profiling in QtCreator
> Sad to see, there is no recording... :(
>
> Any materials/slides to share?
How hard would it be to upload a series of short Youtube videos about:
- how to contribute to Qt (walk through gerrit, git command line)
- best practices to use QtCreator
- for hacking and testing changes in Qt
-
> I'm wondering if anyone is interested in my experiences with using the
> Qt/Quick technology in a non standard way. I was specifically thinking of
> the QSkinny theming system and the implications of doing scene graph node
> composition ?
What is the latter?
I'm not sure if that is what You hav
On 07-11-19 11:47, Edward Welbourne wrote:
André Somers (6 November 2019 17:20) wrote
I came to the conclusion that the sane behavior for interpreting dates
depends on the semantics of what the date means. For instance, a birth
date will always be a date in the past,
... except when it's the b
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