Turns out, a bug on the portal. However, I would not have seen that had
someone not mentioned looking at the logs for portal. It was a bug where under
certain circumstances a redirect is issued(302).
Thank you every one.
-Jason
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Em seg 05 maio 2014, às 14:13:57, Scott Aron Bloom escreveu:
> Use separate libraries for each directory
>
> This isn't an automoc issue, it's a "multiple files with the same name in
> the same library issue"
>
> If they weren't header files, but rather straight c++ files, you wouldn't be
> askin
I know that a lot of QtTestLib examples use this hack where they
#include "filename.moc" at the bottom of their filename.cpp files to
fool moc into processing them in addition to the other h files.
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Hi Tim
I have some news for you. Last week I found some time to spend into my
multiplatform (Android and iOS) project and now everything works perfectly! I
can run my application on iOS, Android and Desktop (Mac, Linux and Windows).
Best regards,
Luca
From: Tim O' Callaghan [mailto:tocallag...
Use separate libraries for each directory
This isn't an automoc issue, it's a "multiple files with the same name in the
same library issue"
If they weren't header files, but rather straight c++ files, you wouldn't be
asking this...
Scott
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Am 26.04.2014 um 18:30 schrieb CanisMajorWuff :
> ...
> Any solutions?
Rename the sources? ;)
Cheers,
Oliver
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In fact, it is quite troublesome to do TDD over QML. Although Qt has
provided the Qt Quick Test module, it don't support dummydata like Qt
Quick Designer. I have tried to run tst_xxx.qml via the C++ test framework
but it can not use the TestCase object. It depends on QTestRootObject which
is a pri
So there's a sizable difference between the file that works (600KB)
and the one that doesn't (55MB).
* Could it be a memory issue on your system? Have you tested higher
sizes after which it starts failing?
* What does reply->error() return when this problem occurs (you had
mentioned the error 'str
