On Friday, 14 December 2018 11:16:43 PST Bernhard Lindner wrote:
> I can fix that in the MIME settings but it seems to make no sense.
>
> Why is Qt Creator configured that way?
Because the MIME type says it's source, not header.
I had never seen an .inl file and had never heard of that extension
Are you trying to make a POSIT algorithm? You can take a look at the C# accord
POSIT algo:
http://accord-framework.net/samples.html#
Maybe someone known a good C++ implementation for this.
You need to find the transform then make a reverse look up to the original
pixel and make an interpolation
I have an image. I have identified 4 control points in in image (1920x1080).
I want to map the points to a square image, of 1080 on a side.
QPolygonF fromPoly(QVector { ... });
QPolygonF toPoly(QVector {QPoint(squareDimension/2, 0),
QPoint(squareDimension, squareDimension/2), QPoint(squareDimensi
Hi!
*.inl files are usually used as cascaded headers containing template and inline
definitions.
Qt Creator handles such files as source files (similar to *.cpp) instead of
header files(similar to *.hpp).
I can fix that in the MIME settings but it seems to make no sense.
Why is Qt Creator con
Hello,
Like you found out, category 2 are all QWidget apps. The advanced stuff in
eglfs (like multiscreen, cloning, and such) may not be fully supported for the
QWidget stack as the primary target on embedded is Qt Quick. You need to poke
around in qtbase/src/platformsupport/platformcompositor
Hello everyone,
I need some hints about some behaviors I have while running Qt
examples. Here is my setup:
- a custom embedded platform based on IMX6
- Qt 5.11
- 2 displays: HDMI and LVDS
- a touchscreen on top of the LVDS
- want to be able to use only LVDS, only HDMI or both LVDS a
