Hi list,
I'm writing a cross platform application with QML, all things go well
except running on high DPI Android device, it seems that it doesn't auto
scaled correctly, the elements look small on the high DPI screen while it
looks good on iOS device. I have got the physical dots per inch, it is
a
I've tried to google and find the proper defines to use for different Mac
related operating systems. Does anyone know offhand which defines to
use for which OSes (moving forward for Qt 5.2+)?
Is this correct?
Q_OS_MAC - Mac OSX and iOS
Q_OS_MACX - Mac OSX
Q_OS_OSX - Mac OSX (any difference wi
On Thu, Feb 27, 2014 at 12:37 PM, Saether Jan-Arve
wrote:
> First, I would consider using SplitView.
>
> If that's not an option, I'm curious why you want to use a layout, and which
> of its features you want. Specifically, I'm curious to know what behavior you
> expect when a handle is resized.
Thanks for all the answers.
My problem is really with the POCO library I'm using, I'll have to check that.
The output of qDebug left me confused and in doubt, but I wrote this code
confirmed that Qt code was correct from the beginning:
QFile file("/home/marcelo/Documents/Test.pdf");
if (!file.op
It's possible load pdf file to QByteArray? The simple code below is not work:
QFile file("/home/marcelo/Documents/test.pdf");
if (!file.open(QIODevice::ReadOnly)) {qDebug() << "file open error";
return;}
QByteArray ba_pdf = file.readAll();
qDebug() << ba_pdf;
file.close();
The output is
Hi all, I use qt5.2 android to develop android app, now I have an issue: I
can debug into the source code of the main library but not for an extra library.
For example, if I have an qt-andoird project named testAndroid and it use
an extra shared library libExtra, I can debug into the sour
Hi everyone,
I was wondering if someone knows how to avoid copying the view from a
WebGL component to the CPU each time. On [1] it says to use a
QGraphicsWebView with a QGLWidget viewport, but if I try this the result
seems to be even slower than the more naive version.
I've placed some very
