Em qui 17 abr 2014, às 13:27:38, Rogers Nate escreveu:
> That looks a little better and upon reviewing this I was noticed a few
> things:
> 1) Do I have to cross compile glib too? I don't directly use it
> that I am aware of (unless dbus uses it, I don't know)
Glib is not a required dependency
Our application runs on Macintosh and Windows desktop systems. On Macintosh it
is usual to have the menu bar active even when a modal dialog is displayed, and
it can be used to cut/copy/paste in editable fields in the dialog.
Qt, on the other hand, uses the Windows convention of disabling the me
I'll give that a shot. I like that solution just from a code organization
standpoint, so that all this behavior is contained in mousePressEvent() and I'm
just deciding what to do based on whether it was a left or right mouse button,
instead of having some code in mousePressEvent() and some in a
Announcing GammaRay 2.0.2
Highlights of this Release:
===
* Restore compatibility with Qt4.7
* Avoid leaking shared-memory in case of crashes of gammaray-client
* Fix various crashes
* Fix various crashes with heavily multithreaded debuggees
The source code can be found on GitHub
first, sorry for my poor english !
I want to make the cursor on the screen become invisible after it has stopped
moving for 10s. I think this problem can be solved easily if there is a signal
like positionChanged(QPoint lastPos , QPoint currentPos) existed,lastPos means
the last position of th
I have written some notes here:
https://community.freescale.com/docs/DOC-100419
They need to be approved by a local moderator. Might take a bit.
Michael
Am 18.04.2014 10:39, schrieb Auslands-KV:
> There is a (small) patch necessary for Qt5.3 to compile in Yocto and
> you need a couple of configur
I would suppose that currentChanged() is emitted from mousePressEvent in
QTabBar. So right clicking will still change the current tab even if it
will not create a new one, which is not what we want.
I would suggest to install an event filter on tabBar().
If this is a right mouse button event, and
On 04/17/2014 08:57 PM, Murphy, Sean
wrote:
Since there’s no reason to show that
contextual menu on the ‘+’ tab, I’d like to disable the right
click functionality just on the last tab, which I’m trying to
d
There is a (small) patch necessary for Qt5.3 to compile in Yocto and you
need a couple of configuration variables, but otherwiese, it is pretty
straight forward.
I will post some notes on the freescale community as soon as I have
everything fixed with Qt5.3. Currently my app does not play any vide
