On Tuesday, 2 October 2018 08:14:01 PDT coroberti . wrote:
> Hi,
> 1. As Sean has mentioned, firewall settings that do not allow broadcasts
> could be the case.
>
> 2. Yet another case could be: QHostAddress::Broadcast.
> It's so-called All-Networks-Broadcast (255.255.255.255)
> and normally
On Tuesday, 2 October 2018 06:43:39 PDT Jason H wrote:
> I have an app (Desktop) that I want it to know about other running instances
> on the local network. I figured UDP broadcast was a natural choice. I tried
> it, but I never saw anything but my own (local) packets. There's quite a
> few
What you want is this:
https://github.com/nitroshare/qmdnsengine
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On Tue, Oct 2, 2018 at 5:02 PM Murphy, Sean wrote:
>
> > I have an app (Desktop) that I want it to know about other running instances
> > on the local network. I figured UDP broadcast was a natural choice. I tried
> > it,
> > but I never saw anything but my own (local) packets. There's quite a
On Tuesday 02 October 2018 15:43:39 Jason H wrote:
> I have an app (Desktop) that I want it to know about other running instances
> on the local network. I figured UDP broadcast was a natural choice. I tried
> it, but I never saw anything but my own (local) packets. There's quite a
> few
> I have an app (Desktop) that I want it to know about other running instances
> on the local network. I figured UDP broadcast was a natural choice. I tried
> it,
> but I never saw anything but my own (local) packets. There's quite a few
> stackoverflow questions, but none used Qt. I'm wondering
Forgot to include my sending code, incase that's the problem:
void HostInfoService::update() {
QNetworkDatagram datagram(QHostInfo::localHostName().toLocal8Bit(),
QHostAddress::Broadcast, 13999);
udpSocket4.writeDatagram(datagram);
//udpSocket6.writeDatagram(datagram);
I have an app (Desktop) that I want it to know about other running instances on
the local network. I figured UDP broadcast was a natural choice. I tried it,
but I never saw anything but my own (local) packets. There's quite a few
stackoverflow questions, but none used Qt. I'm wondering if it's
> Widgets are normally positioned relative to their owner - the exception
> is popup menus, which are screen absolute. I would expect a popup menu
> to automatically close when the title bar is clicked. How have you
> implemented your captionPopupMenu? Does it capture the mouse when it
> is
>
> > So I'm not sure what I need to trigger off from to detect when I need to
> reposition the menu. I feel like I'm missing something really obvious, but not
> seeing it on a Monday apparently.
>
> I don't think you're missing anything -- if a widget doesn't move, but
> its parent does, only the
Hello Tomasz and all,
sorry for the late response - needed to figure several things first.
>>Have tried to wait until camera is in active status?
Yes, this is the case. Not that I consciously did that but the cam de facto is
in active state.
>>And why you set timer interval to 40 ms?
From: Krzysztof Kawa
>> P.S. On the positive side, in regular intervals we do a bugfixing week.
>> During such a week
>>the entire RnD org focuses only on bugs. I consider them a fairly successful
>>exercise and as luck will have it, we have one next
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