On Monday 26 September 2016 7:32:54 PM IST Paolo Angelelli wrote:
> Hi Kishore, have you tried "property var coordinate"?
Yes. I found mention of it in the documentation. But then i don't know how to
create an alias to it's members.
Second, I want to initialize it to an invalid coordinate and
wrt FUD around licensing :
here is a recent reddit thread where someone wasn't able to see that
QtCreator was actually a free IDE :
https://www.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/54foop/what_is_the_best_ide_for_game_development_on_mac/
> Oh, thank you! Their website was just confusing for me I couldn't
> On 26 Sep 2016, at 17:39, Adam Light wrote:
>
> macOS Sierra added an automatic tabbing mechanism that is enabled for
> applications by default. This behavior is entirely inappropriate for our Qt
> 5.6 based application, and I'd like to be able to have my application
Hi Kishore, have you tried "property var coordinate"?
best
Paolo
On Mon, 26 Sep 2016 16:11:03 +0530
Kishore Jonnalagadda wrote:
> I have created an custom Item in which I want to have a coordinate
> property. Further i want to create aliases to the coordinates
>
macOS Sierra added an automatic tabbing mechanism that is enabled for
applications by default. This behavior is entirely inappropriate for our Qt
5.6 based application, and I'd like to be able to have my application
opt-out of this behavior.
Doesn't the scene graph of qt3d use the instancing and sort the draw calls
to reduce the number of state changes?
In our engine the win was big when I add the sort to reduce calls of
glUniform* and glBindTexture,... especially on Android and Windows.
We don't use instancing for the moment because
I'm not sure I get all the nuances of what you are attempting. The 2nd one has
a circular reference. The first once works because you provide separate storage
via 'var' so it is not circular.
Resolve the alias down, don't go for indirection.
Item {
property alias coordinateSource: coordinate //
I have also tried
/**/
Item {
id: myMapItem
property var coordinate
property alias latitude: coordinate.latitude
property alias longitude: coordinate.longitude
property alias altitude: coordinate.altitude
}
/**/
In the above case which works (I think), I do not
I have created an custom Item in which I want to have a coordinate property.
Further i want to create aliases to the coordinates properties. How do i go
about this?
Example:
/**/
Item {
id: myCustomItem
property coordinate coordinate
property alias latitude:
Hi,
On 26/09/2016 08:44, Klos, Andreas wrote:
Dear great Qt-community,
Currently I am checking out the possibilities which are provided by
Qt3D. Thereby two question were arised.
(1) Is it possible to visualize scalar measurement data, which are
stored in an common C-array? Is it possible
Dear great Qt-community,
Currently I am checking out the possibilities which are provided by Qt3D.
Thereby two question were arised.
(1) Is it possible to visualize scalar measurement data, which are stored in an
common C-array? Is it possible to create a customized mesh with the scalar data?
Am 26.09.16 um 08:58 schrieb Артур Истомин:
> On Mon, Sep 26, 2016 at 12:45:13AM +0200, ekke wrote:
>> You're talking about Material and Universal -
>> are you using QtQuickControls2 with Material / Universal ?
> Yes, exactly
then for different density you need your images also as @2 @3 @4 sizes
On Mon, Sep 26, 2016 at 12:45:13AM +0200, ekke wrote:
> You're talking about Material and Universal -
> are you using QtQuickControls2 with Material / Universal ?
Yes, exactly
p.s. by the way, thank you for your excellent blog posts about
creating apps with Qt Quick. This is the best that I
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