Is it possible to manipulate QTextStream so that it outputs a
representation of a float or a double with exactly n digits? I've tried
setRealNumberPrecision() but it doesn't appear to have any effect.
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) handled conversions
between objects of type QString and std::string, and it appears that
QString::toStdString() and QString::fromStdString() now work as
expected. Nicely done.
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to use Qt without being forced to comply with
the LGPL then it's patently obvious that, in those circumstances, the
LGPL is irrelevant.
http://www.digia.com/en/Qt/Product/
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success was largely owed to the decision of licensing Qt under a FLOSS
license. Therefore, if Nokia, as you claimed, destroyed all of their
investor's capital, it surely wasn't due to Qt's FLOSS license. Hence,
you need to come up with another scapegoat.
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Does anyone know how (or if) this affects the use of Qt in commercial
applications?
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for the floater case and when I pass the remaining options,
Qt::AllDockWidgetAreas or Qt::NoDockWidgetArea, the dock window appears
all screwed up.
So, is it possible to add a dock widget to a QMainWindow object as a
floater? If it is, what does it take to get it done?
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that, but that ends up screwing up how the dock widget is
rendered. The dock widget is rendered properly when added through
addDockWidget(), though.
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On 07/20/2012 10:52 AM, Rui Maciel wrote:
I've tried that, but that ends up screwing up how the dock widget is
rendered. The dock widget is rendered properly when added through
addDockWidget(), though.
I've attached a couple of screenshots showing how the dock widget is
rendered without
is
enough to set a properly rendered dock widget.
It would be nice if addDockWidget() supported a Qt::FloatingDockWidget
flag, so that it could be possible to set a floating dock widget through
it. Alas...
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Does anyone know what's the rationale for relying on Qt's custom QString
instead of simply using C++'s standard and omnipresent std::string?
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strings are supported through the std::u16string
type, which is a typedef for basic_stringchar16_t.
Nevertheless, why is it important to support UTF-16?
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is used in C++ projects that target Windows
or OSX?
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that justified having QString around
instead of simply using what's already included in C++'s standard library.
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[1] http://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-4.6/cxx0x_status.html
[2] http://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-4.7/cxx0x_status.html
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is supposed to help the worker, not the other
way around.
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experienced this? And is there a way to stop rendering these
frames?
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framework, let alone GUI toolkit.
So, I hope this project goes forward, no matter how many alternatives
are there. This is how the world progresses.
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was once again provided for
Qt users.
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On 03/27/2012 06:58 AM, Andre Somers wrote:
The two main points are for me:
* The documentation is clearly best-of-breed, and
I agree. I forgot to mention this, but maybe the single main reason
that makes Qt easy to work with is Qt's notorious investment in
documentation.
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widget styles are easy on the eyes.
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with other platforms
(mainly mobile, if you ask me) and considering to get started with Qt.
On 03/26/2012 02:58 PM, ext Rui Maciel wrote:
To me, Qt's main selling points are:
- FLOSS
Summarized at Open development = better planning - anything else?
I don't know if being a FLOSS project leads
this? Is this some problem
plaguing Unity or is my application doing something that it really
shouldn't be doing?
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