09.02.2012, 08:31, "gemfield" :
> Hi,
>
> I have a question,that why Qt document have no UML graph?
IMHO, UML is useful only for designing architecture, because when code is
written, one can use Doxygen to build diagrams for all kinds of class
interrelations. However, feel free to contribute UM
>
> Thanks for your tip on 32-bit compat. libraries. I does work.
>
>
> So that means that some code - most probably the jpeg plugin - still has
> some dependeny on a 32bit library.
>
> You could figure that out with 'ldd'.
I agree. Since the app works when built against the installed Qt libs,
it
Hi,
I have a question,that why Qt document have no UML graph?
Thanks.
Gemfield.
2012-02-09
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Hi, I want to experiment with Qt5, eglfs and the linux input event
drivers (mouse for example) on a standard linux system.
It's a 32b Ubuntu 11.10 system with an Nvidia GeForce 8600GT running
the opensource driver (nouveau).
I deally, I'd like to do this without X11, but I can start there if
that
On Wed, Feb 08, 2012 at 08:09:19PM +0100, Philipp Menke wrote:
> Hi,
> I would like to compile the current Revision of my repository into my
> code. How could I manage this with qmake?
>
> I think one could use "svn info | grep Revision" or sth like that to get
> the current Revision number and
It can be done with QMake but its not easy... It is trivial with
CMake...
That said, for QMake environments, I usually have a kick off script that
I write to do just this
Scott
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Hi,
I would like to compile the current Revision of my repository into my
code. How could I manage this with qmake?
I think one could use "svn info | grep Revision" or sth like that to get
the current Revision number and pass this as a preprocessor-Define into
gcc.
But how could I have this bee
Am 08.02.2012 um 17:07 schrieb Michael S :
>
> Thanks for your tip on 32-bit compat. libraries. I does work.
So that means that some code - most probably the jpeg plugin - still has some
dependeny on a 32bit library.
You could figure that out with 'ldd'.
Cheers, Oliver_
On Fri Feb 03 2012 11:47:20 GMT+0100, noru...@me.com wrote:
> Hello @all,
>
> lets say I have a model with 5 columns and 3 rows.
>
> The delegate should set the background color for the individual rows
> depending on which value is in column 2.
Is the delegate set as column-delegate for all colum
