Please ignore last mail. He now added the .qrc file. Now it is obvious what
happened. Sorry for the noise.
Guido
On Tue, 12 May 2015 14:51:56 +0200
Guido Seifert wrote:
>
> Hi,
> could someone take a look at this problem on SO:
>
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30112344
Hi,
could someone take a look at this problem on SO:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30112344/how-to-embed-a-custom-font-in-my-application?noredirect=1#comment48483846_30112344
Anyone an idea? The problem is solved, but the solution does not 'taste well'.
A .ttf font was added to the progra
Oh, for me this is good enough. I am just playing around with new stuff.
But if the qt project can wait for 5.2? 3-4 month if I googled correctly?
No idea.
Guido
On Wed, 29 Apr 2015 08:16:03 +0200
Markus Trippelsdorf wrote:
> This will be fixed in 5.2, see:
> https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_
Hi, little head start for you guys :-)
Today I compiled a fresh GCC 5.1.0. Then I tried to compile a very fresh Qt
(today's dev branch) with it.
This is the result:
In file included from
gen/blink/bindings/core/v8/V8GeneratedCoreBindings01.cpp:34:0:
gen/blink/bindings/core/v8/V8NodeFilter.cpp: I
Hi,
first I must say, I don't really know what I am doing here... new frontiers for
me.
I compile Qt 5.5 (latest git master) for Raspian. Not out of the box possible,
but
no rocket science either.
The one of the problems was (is) in qtwayland. During compilation I get:
> ../../../../hardwarei
Hi,
could have have an sql category for the sql drivers? Currently the postgres
driver drives me crazy. :-D
I get constantly a warning:
Unable to free statement: ERROR: prepared statement "qpsqlpstmt_23"
does not exist
Does not look like I can do much to remove the cause of this warning
> So my wonder is this: if the SVG rendering of QtWebKit/QtWebEngine is modern
> and solid, why not "extracting" it
> from those monsters and place it into a brand new QtSvg ?
Very easy to ask for something like that. When do you start?
> This would bring two advantages:1- applications that n
> Make it unconditional and let people disable with -nomake tests or
> -no-compile-examples if they have older compilers.
Why not make different example categories? One category, which has the same
policies as Qt itself, i.e. it compiles
with all the compilers Qt supports. Additionally a categ
> > Yes, and he already said such example, ß becomes SS
>
> The other example that was given is 'i' (UTF-8 0x69) becoming 'İ' under a
> Turkish locale (UTF-8 0xc4 0xb0).
Ah sorry. I was too focused on the visible length. 'i' = 'İ' = 1. But of course
I have to look at the memory usage in the st
Minor OT, but I am too curious... do you have an example?
Are there really cases were turning lower case into upper case or
vice versa changes the length of a string?
Guido
> > std::string s("hello");
> > std::transform(s.begin(), s.end(), s.begin(), ::toupper);
> >
> > and
> > std::transform(
Did something like that happen before? Sounds strange to me to ship only parts
of a framework.
I imagine that this would also be a support nightmare... Qt5 is installed, but
some other packages
don't work or are not installable because they have a dependency to
QtWebEngine. In a way it
would
If you don't have a choice, you don't have a choice, but just saying:
In one of my projects I needed the x264 libs:
http://www.videolan.org/developers/x264.html
and the webkit. I was unable to compile x264 with MSVC. Dropping webkit
would leave me in the inconvenient situation that either I cannot
when I add:
> Project: Qt
> Issue Type: Bug
> Summary: Ninja for qtwebengine out-of-source build not possible
> Affects Version/s: 5.5
> Component/s: Build System
> Description:
> When I do an out-of-source build, e.g. sources in 'qt5' and a
> '../qt5/configure' in a separate 'qt5-build' fol
Umm... don't know. Compiling Qt on Linux is easy for me. I really hate to do it
on Windows. But even there I see it as good opportunity
to understand more of Qt and its dependencies. I notice changes in command line
parameters early. I discover bugs, which might only happen
with my toolchain and
Thanks. Looks really great. And especially with QQuickWidget and Compiled Qt
Quick it is time to
update a few of my projects... again. Qt5.3 is already compiling. :-)
I must say 5.3 is one of the most interesting releases in a long time.
Guido
P.S. I would have thanked on the blog page... unf
On Fri, 15 Nov 2013 15:53:46 +
wrote:
> I think issue https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-34624 should get
> a higher priority.
Naaa... this is only an iOS problem. Absolutely not important. ;-)
And if you think, it is more important... vote for it.
Guido
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> Which version of Qt is this? It works for me with QT += svg only, with the
> latest dev branch.
qt-linux-opensource-5.2.0-beta1-android-x86-offline_2013-11-07_15-41-07-136.run
Maybe it is fixed. But not to the time when I asked. :-)
Guido
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> It's a feature. :) To reduce the size of the package, we only deploy the
> libraries that we know are necessary. Adding "QT += svg" to the .pro file of
> your application should enable support for svg files.
It does not. But it is a known bug. Already reported. "QT += svg" is NOT
sufficient.
Hi,
for me the QtCreator bundled in the newest beta1 snapshot just segfaults
when I click Create AndroidManifest.xml. Debian 64 bit. Am I the
only one?
Guido
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Immediately tried the new snapshot.
Still a problem during Qt5 deployment on Android (Deploy local Qt-libraries)
> Skipping
> /Qt5.2.0/5.2.0-beta1/android_armv7/plugins/imageformats/libqsvg.so.
> It has unmet dependencies.
I cannot display svg files in QML on Android.
Unfortunately I a
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