Hello, I did a *very* quick test of my Qt application, compiled against Qt 4.8.1 (coming from the "Qt SDK" which unfortunatelly still doesn't seem to provide an up-to-date Qt 4.8.2) after upgrading from Lion to Mountain Lion (on some "I don't care what happens but I'm curious to see" MacBook Pro - my actual work iMac is still running Snow Leopard ;))
First thing I noticed that the command line tools (gcc, ...) were gone: Qt Creator complained about a "missing toolchain" (or something). So after starting up XCode 4.4, in some download dialog", you can download the "Command Line Tools". After restarting Qt Creator the compilation worked again, gcc was picked up automatically again. I got the usual "This platform is not supported" warning coming from some Qt header, but apart from that everything compiled and linked fine (against the usual QtCore, QtGui and the "QtXml" (?). But no QtWebKit, for instance). Quickly starting the application (based on QGraphicsScene/View) and testing some touch-based graphics rotations/drawing everything worked fine - still with the same quirks as before (https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-15663 for instance - the "raster" painter does solve this issue, but has still worse issues elsewhere: e.g https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-22043) But apart from that everything seems to work "as before" (on Lion). I did not yet test any "App Store" related issues. So I guess it is merely a matter of incrementing the "supported platform" in said Qt header for now... ;) Off course there are still plenty of OS X specific issues to be implemented: https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-21606 For me the next two things to tackle would be 1. Lion scrollbars support To make a Qt application visually more "Mac like" again :) 2. HighDPI Display support Probably not just for Mac, but in general an upcoming "hot topic" 3. Fullscreen support That is pretty easy to do actually: in my application I already did this with a couple of platform-specific (Objective-C) lines... see again https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-22043 (attachement contains example code). "Autosave" support probably doesn't make much sense, as Qt does not offer an equivalent of NSDocument class (yet)? And that would be a pre-requisite for "App termination" support. Cheers, Oliver _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
