I stumbled upon these two EPIC's in JIRA today - the first was
recently updated, the second one is two days old now:
https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-72086
https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-74049
So while there is currently no commitment to start a bigger
development task, it seems that
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> > Your every response has indicated this will not happen, just that mobile
> > will follow the other platforms. I don't understand why Qt won't
+2 (if it does matter)
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On Feb 27 2019, at 11:23 pm, Nelson,
+1
Thank you Jason for being so vocal and expressing the concerns of other
invested users so well.
Mike
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Subject: Re: [Interest] Fwd: vs.
> Your every response has indicated this will not happen, just that mobile
> will follow the other platforms. I don't understand why Qt won't commit
> to adding the missing Mobile APIs.
The company is a joint stock company with the sole purpose of making as much
profit as possible and filling the
Ok, thanks for clarifying that.
It's not just me though, there are *many* people using Qt that have +1d me and
stated that they agree with me. Your customer survey reported 20% using Mobile.
I'm just very vocal about it. I've done many Mobile apps in Qt, each with their
own constellation of
> I guess that amongst mobile developers this number is higher than for C++
yeah right, but I am not sure whether the majority of Qt developers (the
target group) want to deal with Java/Objective C.
e.q: I know quite a few C++ developers who hate Java with a passion. But I
don't want to start
27.02.2019, 18:23, "Jason H" :
>Who knows Objective C and Java? Not many.
I guess that amongst mobile developers this number is higher than for C++
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Konstantin
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Hi,
No, that is not correct understanding. Mobile is well maintained and developed
further - just like the desktop and embedded platforms.
We are constantly investing to the mobile and improving it with each release.
For all the new features we always aim to get it running cross-platform,
So am I correct interpreting that Qt on mobile is "finished", and we're on our
own? (Aside from maintenance) Your statement "often quite straightforward to
capture in a cross-platform API." seems like a "let them eat cake" moment. I
really think you are missing the point that these
Hi,
What options are there to add widgets (e.g. a preview widget) to QFileDialog
instances or descendants, which will work with "native" dialogs?
I'm looking into an issue with Scribus where this is achieved by embedding the
entire QFileDialog instance into its parent, i.e. by setting it to be
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