Hello Qt,
I recently downloaded the last Qt release (5.3.0) and I try to porting my
functional QML application to Android. I encountered a problem with
integrating my custom c++ plugin into the APK. The directory structure I
got on desktop is the following:
MyProject/
MyBinary
MyPlu
I've been developing and testing my QtQuick apps on iOS for awhile now, using
QtCreator to build and deploy, and it works great. The workflow is really easy.
I've never tried customizing the app name or icon. Is there an easy way to do
this?
I searched the web a bit, and didn't see any clear
I need a small mapping QML Item that does the following: (Mobile platforms only)
1. Gets the current location
2. Displays a map, with the current location, centered and a marker in the
center. (Mapping service can be google or open street maps.)
3. User can reposition the map
4. User can repos
Hello,
I'm having an issue where closing a QML window stalls my application for 5+
seconds. I do have a lot of QQuickItems in the scene, but I was wondering
if this is expected behavior (i.e. destroying QQuickItems takes awhile) or
if there's something I can do to reduce this time.
I profiled my
Hi,
I have an embedded linux device with AM335x CPU on which I am running QML
applications using the eglfs platform. The Qt library version is 5.1. For
the input I have a touch panel with usb egalax controller that is used by
the evdevtouch plugin. Input works, but the problem is in performance. O
On Fri, May 23, 2014 at 10:36 AM, wrote:
>
> Perhaps it is time spent populating the font database as we have had some
> issues with that in the past.
>
This is my suspicion also.
I was able to reproduce the slow startup in a Kubuntu setup.
(Un)fortunately I also has started an upgrade to Kubun
Three was some static flag that I seem to b remember that could be set to hekp with spending less time in repaonts. Maybe it was for text maybe it was qlabels. But it is something to that effect.
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Sent from my Android phone with GMX Mail. Please excuse my brevity.Jacob Kroon wrote:
On 23 May 2014, at 10:32, Jacob Kroon wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm experimenting with a Qt application running on the Wandboards,
> at full hd resolution, 1920x1080x32. I have a static background image, and
> some small animated Qml-elements on the screen. I'm not entirely satisfied
> with the result
Hello everyone!
I am making an application in which a drag area consists of a number
of images. Each of these should be draggable. I have done with one
image. What I want to do is not to do just hard coding but make it
dynamic. On adding an image in the array, its location would be
adjusted automa
Hi,
I'm experimenting with a Qt application running on the Wandboards,
at full hd resolution, 1920x1080x32. I have a static background image, and
some small animated Qml-elements on the screen. I'm not entirely satisfied
with the resulting performance, and I think it is because of the background
i
On 05/22/2014 09:58 AM, Tony Rietwyk wrote:
> Hi Etienne,
>
> The 4.8.5 doco for QObject.qobject_cast links to the "Plug & Paint"
> example for use of qobject_cast with interfaces. Mind you, it
> incorrectly shows the return type as QWidget. Hopefully that doco has
> been rewritten in v5!
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