[Interest] How big are the Qt libraries in mobile?

Hi, I'm helping reviewing a report on Qt done by an analyst company. There it says: > The Qt library does however add around 12 MB to the payload and > webkit doubles that. This will be reduced in Qt 5 which has > modularity, taking out non essential components of the library. Can someone hel

Re: [Interest] [Qt-interest] Lighthouse and iOS

On 01/17/2012 09:19 AM, ext Jason H wrote: > There are two plugins - the free one which seems limited and a > commercial one that is supposed to be available as a demo this week. > > http://www.slideshare.net/Qt4iOS/qt-developer-days-2011-qt-on-ios About the commercial one, one way to get updates

Re: [Interest] Invalid command line parsing at QCoreApplication::arguments on MS Windows family

Hi, Thiago. > You reported the issue a few hours ago. How would anyone already have a patch > for it? The bug is rather simple (and rather old?) and I thought somebody can already have patch for it. Some bugs in Qt Bug Tracker remains open for a long period (https://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/br

Re: [Interest] Invalid command line parsing at QCoreApplication::arguments on MS Windows family

Sorry. I made mistake: > Jason H: > Interesting find. However I'd prefer uniform parsing across all platforms for > Qt apps. > If windows rules breaks platform abstraction (requiring different command > lines), > then I would err on the side of Qt since it's goal is abstraction. If at Windows

Re: [Interest] Invalid command line parsing at QCoreApplication::arguments on MS Windows family

Because Qt devs use / for folder separators, which avoids the backslash problem (one of Microsoft's biggest mistakes). It also seems that "/" is coming to be valid in Windows these days. Has anyone else noticed it? From: Marat Abrarov To: interest@qt-proje

Re: [Interest] Invalid command line parsing at QCoreApplication::arguments on MS Windows family

17.01.2012, 22:06, "Marat Abrarov" : > To Jason H > >>  Interesting find. However I'd prefer uniform parsing across all platforms >> for Qt apps. >>  If windows rules breaks platform abstraction (requiring different command >> lines), >>  then I would err on the side of Qt since it's goal is ab

Re: [Interest] Invalid command line parsing at QCoreApplication::arguments on MS Windows family

To Jason H > Interesting find. However I'd prefer uniform parsing across all platforms for > Qt apps. > If windows rules breaks platform abstraction (requiring different command > lines), > then I would err on the side of Qt since it's goal is abstraction. I think it's better to follow the ru

Re: [Interest] QGraphicsItemAnimation: only setPosAt() is permanent?

Replying to myself, QGraphicsItemAnimation is deprecated. Noticed when I started reading the source. The Qt 4.8.0 documentation for QGraphicsItem::advance() says: "For individual item animation, an alternative to this function is to either use QGraphicsItemAnimation..." It's a bit misleading to

Re: [Interest] Invalid command line parsing at QCoreApplication::arguments on MS Windows family

On Tuesday, 17 de January de 2012 20.31.06, Marat Abrarov wrote: > https://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTBUG-23687 > > Has anybody ready patch for this? You reported the issue a few hours ago. How would anyone already have a patch for it? -- Thiago Macieira - thiago (AT) macieira.info - thi

Re: [Interest] [Qt-interest] Lighthouse and iOS

There are two plugins - the free one which seems limited and a commercial one that is supposed to be available as a demo this week.  http://www.slideshare.net/Qt4iOS/qt-developer-days-2011-qt-on-ios From: "noru...@me.com" To: Qt Interest MailingList ; Qt Pro

Re: [Interest] Invalid command line parsing at QCoreApplication::arguments on MS Windows family

To Jason H > Interesting find. However I'd prefer uniform parsing across all platforms for > Qt apps. > If windows rules breaks platform abstraction (requiring different command > lines), > then I would err on the side of Qt since it's goal is abstraction. I think it's better to follow the ru

[Interest] Lighthouse and iOS

Hi, could anybody explain how an Qt app could be built for iOS, so at the end I have a working package ready for the app store? I know the article: http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2011/08/09/update-on-uikit-lighthouse-platform/ Thanks in advance Best Regards NoRulez _

Re: [Interest] Invalid command line parsing at QCoreApplication::arguments on MS Windows family

Interesting find. However I'd prefer uniform parsing across all platforms for Qt apps. If windows rules breaks platform abstraction (requiring different command lines), then I would err on the side of Qt since it's goal is abstraction. From: Marat Abrarov To

[Interest] Invalid command line parsing at QCoreApplication::arguments on MS Windows family

https://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTBUG-23687 Has anybody ready patch for this? Regards, Marat Abrarov. ___ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest

Re: [Interest] Qt Architecture overview

On Tuesday, 17 de January de 2012 13.07.15, Dietrich.Gossen@continental- corporation.com wrote: > Hi, > > does anyone know where I can get an architecture overview of Qt wit Qt > Quick? Hello Dietrich I don't think we have anything ready for you. If you can give me some details of what informat

Re: [Interest] application not executing in windows, in linux its working

Atlant thanks very much I am able to resolve this. I had to add DEFINES += QWT_DLL then its working thanks for your help...Sujan Kind regards, Sujan Dasmahapatra Project Leader, Aero Group CE - Aero Group Tel+91 80 66470248 Mob s...@lmwindpower.com LM

Re: [Interest] application not executing in windows, in linux its working

Sujan: Googling for '"The application failed to initialize properly" 0xc005' seems to lead to many people dealing with PC viruses that have damaged their systems. You may want to read some of those posts. Atlant From: interest-bounces+

Re: [Interest] Problem creating a dll that uses Qt (mingw)

Thanks Lincoln, I installed again mingw and Qt and nothing changes. I think my problem is a bug from Qt 4.7.4. Best Regards, Erick 2012/1/17 Lincoln Ramsay > On 01/17/2012 04:54 AM, ext Till Oliver Knoll wrote: > > I don't know what the *= operator is supposed to do, even though I think > > i

[Interest] Qt Architecture overview

Hi, does anyone know where I can get an architecture overview of Qt wit Qt Quick? Thanks Mit freundlichen Grüßen Dietrich Gossen Continental Engineering Services Rechnungsanschrift/Billing Address/Besucheradresse/Visitor Address: Continental Engineering Services GmbH Osterhofener Straße 17,

[Interest] application not executing in windows, in linux its working

Dear All My application is running fine inlinux, and in windows its compiling but not executing the exe. Error : The application failed to initialize properly(0xc005). I have put all the necessary dlls in PATH. I am using Qwt whose PATH is mentioned in the .pro filePlease check my .p

[Interest] Lists and QTextEdit

Hi I am trying to add a numeric list to a QTextEdit. So I have a QDialog with a QTextEdit and a button which when pressed should add an item to the list. This is my code so far (for when the button is pressed) QTextCursor cursor = ui->textEdit->textCursor(); QTextBlockFormat listBlockForm