Thanks, I downloaded and tried it out and there is absolutely nothing abnormal
appearing to happen in any of those areas.
It really looks like the same symptoms you would see if you were running a
dial-up connection but I actually have a 120Mbps cable connection and, as I
said, it affects
Hello all,
I'm trying to build Qt 5.5.0 rc on ubuntu 14.04 with gcc 5.1 with enabled
address and undefined sanitizers:
./configure --prefix=/opt/qt/5.5.0 -qt-zlib -qt-xcb -qt-libpng -qt-libjpeg
-opensource -debug -confirm-license -sanitize address -sanitize undefined
And getting error:
On Fri, 19 Jun 2015, Agocs Laszlo wrote:
Hi,
The message is a bit broken, it tries to say Qt::
WA_DontCreateNativeAncestors and Qt:: AA_DontCreateNativeWidgetSiblings.
Hm... Well, after setting that, I still get that message, so something is
more wrong than I hoped.
The more important
Hi list,
I've an application which connects to a custom WiFi device with hotspot
capability, collects some data and send the latter to some webservices
(both SOAP and REST). I've implemented SOAP requests via KDSoap and REST
via simple QNetworkRequests.
On desktop, WIFI is used with the device
I don't known any such framework or lib, but we have done our own along
Google Test facility in C++ that create the test root engine and Qml
engine. We can load any qml script and probe it with some function to
validate property on objects. We also made the window display optional so
those tests
Hi Alex,
Sorry for my Android ignorance, where may I browse the Android Bluetooth API?
It is my understand that existing apps provide their own obex implementation
on top of Androids RFCOMM/SPP profile.
I think that is what I need to research.
Hopefully I can find a non-GPL source code
If you just need to create your objects from QML
Sorry, I should have explained what I'm trying to do. I want to supply
my custom component to layer.effect[0], so that I know when the
contained item is created and can get a handle on it. The contained
item would be a custom effect that I want to
Hello,
For my master thesis I am building a tool which helps with maintenance of QML
interface tests.
In order to validate my approach I am in need of (open source) projects using
Qt Quick Test.
As I am having a hard time finding these kinds of projects, I wanted to try
asking here if anyone
Hello,
I need a subclass of QQmlComponent that would be usable inside QML
documents just like a normal Component, in order to have more control
over the return value of create().
However, simply creating a subclass in C++ and registering it via
qmlRegisterType() fails: attempting to use the
Hi,
Not supported because Qt does not support it? Or because Android does not
support it?
How do 3rd party Android apps implement Obex? Any ideas? Java source code?
To the best of my knowledge there is no Android API to achieve that. There are
some comments about private API's but they are
Not sure want you need.
If you just need to create your objects from QML, it’s not mandatory to extend
from QQmlComponent but from QObject.
So, if you create a C++ class derived from QObject called:
class MyNewQML : public QObject
and you register is with qmlRegisterType
you can write into
Hi,
I'm porting Krita to use QOpenGLWidget, and I'm running into this:
GLuint QOpenGLWidgetPrivate::textureId() const
{
Q_Q(const QOpenGLWidget);
if (!q-isWindow() q-internalWinId()) {
qWarning() QOpenGLWidget cannot be used as a native child widget.
Hi,
The message is a bit broken, it tries to say Qt:: WA_DontCreateNativeAncestors
and Qt:: AA_DontCreateNativeWidgetSiblings.
The more important question is why your widgets get turned into native windows?
Cheers,
Laszlo
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Hello,
I'm having a bit of an argument within MacPorts on how Qt should be installed,
i.e. which bits go where. I'm hoping to get some feedback from Linux distro
maintainers (or anyone else) who are intimate with the reasons behind the
install layout used for instance in Ubuntu and who are
On Thursday 18 June 2015 13:57:27 Igor Kostenko wrote:
I couldn't find solution how to fix it. Does anybody know how to build Qt
with sanitizers?
Looks like a toolchain problem. Please report to your compiler.
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Software Architect - Intel
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On 19/06/15 13:47, Van Looy Detlev wrote:
Hello,
For my master thesis I am building a tool which helps with maintenance
of QML interface tests.
In order to validate my approach I am in need of (open source) projects
using Qt Quick Test.
As I am having a hard time finding these kinds of
I'm contemplating making a large/monolothic/modular desktop application
with QML/QtQuick. The application would be a client-side application for a
back-end server with a lot of data. There will be a wide variety of
interfaces to manage, including: many forms for creating/modifying various
My biggest problem/concern with the QML style of application development is QA.
Its too easy, to put in a syntactically correct, but symantically wrong
construct in. Which would compile (assuming you are using a pre-compiler for
it) and run.. but not work, and be very difficult to track down
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