Hi Sam,
could you elaborate what exactly is meant by "readable file".
From your posting it seems like you could mean two very different things:
1) No human-readable (text-like) files
2) No external data files that need to be read
-Marian
On 23.05.2018 12:38, Van Gucht, Sam wrote:
Hi,
As a company(Medical) policy, we don't allow readable files on the user
PC in order to protect patient information. This means the information
our application saves and Qt specific files, such as QML files. Our
custom QML files are compiled into libraries with qrc. We do the same do
for the QML files from Qt (Quick.Controls, GraphicalsEffects, ...). But
for certain modules this doesn't work, eg. Quick.Controls2.
Is anyone doing something similar? Do you have the same problems? Other
solutions to make the QML files not readable?
Best regards,
Sam
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