Re: [Interest] QProcess unbuffered

Scott Bloom wrote in news:BYAPR10MB309616B1C72EF13816384DA6A9B69__18000.3636678279$1678065097$ gmane$o...@byapr10mb3096.namprd10.prod.outlook.com: > --_000_BYAPR10MB309616B1C72EF13816384DA6A9B69BYAPR10MB3096namp_ > I have an external executable (mkvalidator from >

Re: [Interest] MSVC not-the-latest: are you using it? why?

Thiago Macieira wrote in news:5359579.29KlJPOoH8__16072.5475566991$1675548885$gmane$org@tjmaciei-m obl5: >> They are binary-compatible. You can use MSVC 2022 with DLLs that were >> built with MSVC 2019. > > Expanding a bit more: there's one build of Qt for both compilers. > Though I guess this

Re: [Interest] MSVC not-the-latest: are you using it? why?

Thiago Macieira wrote in news:2741742.BEx9A2HvPv__44352.1315975644$1674404321$gmane$org@tjmaciei-m obl5: > So, are you still > sticking to older MSVC releases years after there's a new one? Why? Because when I run the maintnance tool for 6.4.2, I see MSVC 2019, but not 2022 (even after

[Interest] [SPAM] Qt version detection in Creator

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Re: [Interest] restoreOverrideCursor not working in 5.10

=?UTF-8?Q?Andr=c3=a9_Hartmann?= wrote in news:53425236-eff5-6309-2afb-087b32026...@iseg-hv.de: > looks like QTBUG-65001 which should be fixed for 5.10.1. Thanks. That bug report lists multiple monitors as a possible cause. I have 2 monitors, and I just tried

[Interest] restoreOverrideCursor not working in 5.10

I'm seeing restoreOverrideCursor() not working in Qt widget applications built with Qt 5.10 under Windows 7. The normal cursor only returns when it moves off the app, or at least off the widget it was over when the hourglass was turned on. 32-bit MinGW and 64-bit MSVC2017 both do this. I

Re: [Interest] Signing Qt DLLs

Kai Koehne wrote in news:db6pr0201mb2135167cdab4996d782bf16d98...@db6pr0201mb2135.eurprd02.pr od.outlook.com: >> The reason for wanting everything to be signed is that Windows >> Defender may flag unsigned executables as possible malware. > > If this does help with the false

[Interest] Signing Qt DLLs

Qt packages I download from www.qt.io are digitally signed by The Qt Company, but Windows DLLs inside those packages are not signed. I have purchased a code signing cert. Is it ok if I sign the Qt DLLs distributed with my application? (The app is GPL and it uses otherwise unmodified Qt

Re: [Interest] [BUG] C:\Qt\Docs\Qt-5.6\global

Konstantin Podsvirov wrote in news:780001467316...@web5o.yandex.ru: > A don't have a folder C:\Qt\Docs\Qt-5.6\global with global qdoc > configurations. This directory seems to move around with different Qt versions. My install path is non-standard, but I have the

Re: [Interest] Minimal MSVC-built ICU DLLs available for download

Koehne Kai wrote in news:db3pr02mb234cb67218a0ca98b8f9948e1...@db3pr02mb234.eurprd02.prod.out look.com: > Finally, if you target Windows versions older than Windows 7, you'll > loose numeric string collation. > > In summary, most people won't notice :) I nominally