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> http://git.trinitydesktop.org/cgit/qt3/commit/?id=04fcdc080321c9531c5b61e6f216d3967f2d39ef
> sed -i 's/kwin/twin/g'? This commit seems very ... ... ... . ?
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Lol, yeah...
They did revert those replacements again in a subsequent commit, but still,
it doesn't make a good impression if blind
Hello All,
I have a Qwebview application which loads some of the links
present in server. The application is using minimal plugin which displays
the output in the form of images. The server has some html test
pages/suites.The links have some basic html apps as well as complex one
wh
Just a few random commits I see:
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http://git.trinitydesktop.org/cgit/qt3/commit/?id=7c0bc39229bbba839dea93fe12b0d2cdbe21eec0
The message log claims that deleting "NULL" will crash an app. This is
not true, as in C++ you can safely delete a null pointer.
whrp74@srv690 src $ make test1
g++ t
Den 22-08-2013 04:58, Hamish Moffatt skrev:
> I'm using a QListWidget in an embedded application and I'm finding it
> quite slow to scroll. There's not many items on the list, but it is in a
> custom QWidget with a translucent background displayed over the top of
> some other widgets (all of which
Am Wed, 21 Aug 2013 12:39:44 -0400
schrieb Mitchell Verter :
> QCoreApplication::postEvent(this, evt);
i am doing nearly the same, but i use recorded events and replay them. then i
use sendEvent and not postEvent, but this shouldn't be your problem.
but: i think you must locate the correct rec
