On 05/01/2015 07:56, Matthias Degenkolb wrote:
Hi,
also played with my Lumia 630 and Qt 5.4 in the last days.
I can successfully build and deploy Non-Qt Apps with Visual Studio
2013, also I manage to build & deploy a Qt-based app to the Windows Phone.
BUT:
- I cannot debug. From some postin
Cool! Thanks your reply.
I will try and let you know of the results.
Regards,
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No dia 04/01/2015, às 13:36, Reinhardt Behm escreveu:
>> On 04.01.2015 20:24, Nuno Santos wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have performed on the command line “qmake myproject.pro” to generate the
>> Xcode proj
Hi,
for our commercial application, we ship the Qt dynamic libraries in our package,
as we can't rely on the system libs to be up-to-date enough.
In Qt 4.x, we used the build-key of the plugins to disallow qt plugins of the
system
to be loaded, should there be some Qt 4.x stuff installed.
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Hi,
also played with my Lumia 630 and Qt 5.4 in the last days.
I can successfully build and deploy Non-Qt Apps with Visual Studio 2013,
also I manage to build & deploy a Qt-based app to the Windows Phone.
BUT:
- I cannot debug. From some postings I saw that you have to convert the
.pro to Visual
Reinhardt Behm schreef op 4-1-2015 om 06:24:
> The "using namespace std" is more of historic relict. When using Qt I
> really do not use much of the std namespace anymore. Time to remove it
> in 2014.
Then you'd better be very, very quick about that. I fear y
I have
Qt += script
in my .pro file and Windows Runtime 64bit complains "Unknown modules(s)
in QT: script"
is this a packaging error in Qt 5.4.0, or is it not supported for
windows runtime?
Thanks,
Harri
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On Sunday 04 January 2015 12:24:12 Nuno Santos wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have performed on the command line “qmake myproject.pro” to generate the
> Xcode project file.
>
> It happens that all the files generated on this process as well as the moc_*
> generated files polute my source directory.
>
> To a
On 04.01.2015 20:24, Nuno Santos wrote:
Hi,
I have performed on the command line “qmake myproject.pro” to generate
the Xcode project file.
It happens that all the files generated on this process as well as the
moc_* generated files polute my source directory.
To avoid this I have tried to
On 03.01.2015 21:40, Alejandro Exojo wrote:
> El Saturday 03 January 2015, Reinhardt Behm escribió:
>> I have used them to put together a commonly used header (see attached
>> project.h), that I also use as a precompiled header.
>> This way all the required headers are automatically included.
> W
Hi,
I have performed on the command line “qmake myproject.pro” to generate the
Xcode project file.
It happens that all the files generated on this process as well as the moc_*
generated files polute my source directory.
To avoid this I have tried to create a xcode dir and ran “qmake
../mypro
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