2016-01-13 12:15 GMT+01:00 Knoll Lars :
> Hi everybody,
> The Qt Company has over the last days signed a new and updated agreement
> with the KDE Free Foundation. With this new agreement come some adjustments
> to the open source licensing of Qt. Basically LGPLv3 will in the future be
> our main l
Simply wonderful, thanks a lot you all =)
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Am Mittwoch, den 13.01.2016, 15:11 +0100 schrieb Oswald Buddenhagen:
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> i see no bug report here. when the prl files name release dlls, your
> static libraries are evidently linked against them.
D'OH! The problem is that the static submodules are compiled with the
debug_and_release flag in CONFI
Hello,
my app crash when trying to play a sound with QMediaPlayer on Android.
This is the error:
No implementation found for void
org.qtproject.qt5.android.multimedia.QtAndroidMediaPlayer.onStateChangedNative(int,
long)
I’m using Qt 5.5.1
Ciao,
Gianluca.
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On Wed, Jan 13, 2016 at 01:21:23PM +0100, Jürgen Buchmüller wrote:
> And after much more trial and error, the root cause of the problem
> turned out to be two of our submodules being built as static libraries
> and linked against in some other submodules of the application.
>
> As it seems now, cr
Hi devs!
When porting our project from Qt4 to Qt5, I ran into a severe problem
with the Windows version. On Linux everything worked fine, on Windows
it did not. Instantiating a "QApplication app;" and qDebug()ing the
"app.instance()" always returned NULL on Windows.
The details of my odyssey with
> True, or no, that'd rather be "/usr/bin/open [-n] -W -a
> appbundle|bundle-exec". It wouldn't always be trivial to get the invocation
> just right, as that is a wrapper to LSOpenURLWithRole() whereas we'd probably
> use something more simple, with less ambiguous specification of the
> argum
Hi everybody,
The Qt Company has over the last days signed a new and updated agreement with
the KDE Free Foundation. With this new agreement come some adjustments to the
open source licensing of Qt. Basically LGPLv3 will in the future be our main
license for frameworks, GPLv3 for the tooling.
