Am 23.02.18 um 18:25 schrieb Fabrice Salvaire:
> Dear all,
>
> I am experimenting a way to implement a wizard interface featuring a
> next and previous page navigation using QML Control 2.
>
> I tried to achieve this using StackView but I receive the error
> "TypeError: Type error' when I try to
Dear all,
I am experimenting a way to implement a wizard interface featuring a
next and previous page navigation using QML Control 2.
I tried to achieve this using StackView but I receive the error
"TypeError: Type error' when I try to access popped items later, for
example with
"If many users spend much time doing a "thing", does that mean that this
is most important to them? Or that it is most fun to do?"
Personally, I think we can table the discussion of how to interpret
non-existent data for a plug-in that does not exist in a thread about whether
to open a repo.
I’ll clarify little bit, as my earlier comment about “any backend” has been
confusing. I requested a repo for a QtCreator analytics plugin, but we realized
why not to use a similar solution in other tools as well. I want to concentrate
on a Qt Creator plugin first to fully understand the
Hi,
First Qt 5.11 Beta1 snapshot available via online installer. Please take a tour
to see what is working and what not
Have a nice weekend!
br,
jani
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2018-02-21 13:44 GMT+01:00 Harald Kjølberg :
>
> Hi,
>
> Currently Qt ships with 32-bit binaries for MSVC 2015, but not for MSVC
> 2017. The Qt Company have received requests for adding prebuilt 32-bit
> binaries also for MSVC 2017. By adding more prebuilt binaries, we
Hello,
just to add my opinion as a current user of the MSVC 2015 32 bit binaries.
When selecting an MSVC version to use with Qt, one should keep in mind that
Microsoft tends to change things in the compilers even in minor releases. I
had quite some issues with one of the updates of MSVC2013
Am 23.02.2018 um 11:54 schrieb Edward Welbourne:
André Pönitz (22 February 2018 20:05)
Any number for a "measured" value for rate of crashes or memory leaks
is uninteresting for me when I run into the problem myself reqularly.
And trust me, I do.
I trust you.
It is, however, possible your
+1 to playground
This is open source... by all means experiment! As long as no laws are being
broken and no licenses violated, then if their is an itch... scratch it!
The person who codes decides. We can all judge the results by looking at the
code. Useless to have stop energy about a plug-in
On Friday, 23 February 2018 11:45:01 CET Simon Hausmann wrote:
> I just had a look at KUserFeedback and I'm impressed.
>
> Looks like a really good combination of very useful providers, UI,
> administration and server bits - all in one relatively small package. And
> for those not liking the PHP
André Pönitz (22 February 2018 20:05)
> Any number for a "measured" value for rate of crashes or memory leaks
> is uninteresting for me when I run into the problem myself reqularly.
> And trust me, I do.
I trust you.
It is, however, possible your usage patterns of the UI are not typical;
I just had a look at KUserFeedback and I'm impressed.
Looks like a really good combination of very useful providers, UI,
administration and server bits - all in one relatively small package. And for
those not liking the PHP server part, it appears that that would be a piece
that is
Hi,
Use of KUserFeedback is problematic due to its license. Adding 3rd party L/GPL
components is something I do not want to do (already wrote "we", but let's use
"I" instead to avoid need to define what is meant by we :) The reason for
avoiding adding any 3rd party components with viral
Hi Pasi,
On Fri, Feb 23, 2018 at 10:33 AM, Pasi Keränen wrote:
> I object to using “Spyware” term in this context. Spyware is SW that does
> things behind your back.
I noticed that my mail could be read in the way you read it pretty
much right after sending it. I need to
Hi Tobias,
I planned to stay out of this, but
-1 since I am totally confused about the scope of this project at this point.
So are we talking about a generic telemetry framework for Qt applications or
about watching Qt Creator users specifically?
Tino started by making the claim that this is a
Hi,
as numerous people have asked me to comment on this by now, let me just do
that here publicly (representing KDE's KUserFeedback, not KDAB):
Tino is well aware of KUserFeedback, we discussed that last year already in
detail. So it definitely was considered as a possible solution for this.
I
Hi Pasi,
On Feb 23, 2018 08:05, "Pasi Keränen" wrote:
Hi there,
+1 for having a generic telemetry plugin in Qt.
I planned to stay out of this, but
-1 since I am totally confused about the scope of this project at this
point.
So are we talking about a generic telemetry
Hi,
Given that no plan has been presented about how this is intended to work in
terms of backend or API scope, I stand with my -1 for a qt/ or qt-creator/
repo. If there exists no plan yet but the desire to experiment, then I'm with
Pasi here and would suggest a repository in the playground
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