On Friday 30 January 2015 16:59:45 Jason H wrote:
> This is my first use of the new class and I think it's missing a rather
> obvious feature.
>
> If I parser.addPositionalArgument("key", ...) why can't I then return it
> with parser.value(key)?
>
> When I try to use .value(key) I get:
> QCommand
On Friday January 30 2015 19:28:54 william.croc...@analog.com wrote:
> Also, I don't think a Display setting should affect
> how my program renders to a file.
...
> The bottom line is that my original Qt code was good enough
> for Linux but not for Windows.
In the end it will depend on whether Cl
On 01/30/2015 11:56 AM, Jason H wrote:
> Back in Qt4, (the last time I wrestled with this issue - Win XP)
> there was a setting in Windows about anti-aliased fonts.
> Qt respected that setting, unless you explicitly told Qt to override it.
>I think you're in a similar situation.
>
Sure enough, If
On Fri, Jan 30, 2015 at 8:53 AM, Jason H wrote:
> I need to install Qt (with commercial Charts) to a headless server
> (CentOs). The online installer is GUI. This is an issue. How can I get the
> SDK installed?
> (Server qt apps use "-platform minimal" (for generating Charts in Pdfs),
> or no GU
Back in Qt4, (the last time I wrestled with this issue - Win XP) there was a
setting in Windows about anti-aliased fonts. Qt respected that setting, unless
you explicitly told Qt to override it. I think you're in a similar situation.
> Sent: Friday, January 30, 2015 at 10:56 AM
> From: "william
I need to install Qt (with commercial Charts) to a headless server (CentOs).
The online installer is GUI. This is an issue. How can I get the SDK installed?
(Server qt apps use "-platform minimal" (for generating Charts in Pdfs), or no
GUI libraries at all (QtNetwork/QtSql))
Thanks
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This is my first use of the new class and I think it's missing a rather obvious
feature.
If I parser.addPositionalArgument("key", ...) why can't I then return it with
parser.value(key)?
When I try to use .value(key) I get:
QCommandLineParser: option not defined: "key".
It would be very desira
Hello:
I have code to create a PNG file from a QGraphicsScene.
When I run this on Linux, text is anti-aliased. This is good.
When I run this on Windows, text is NOT anti-aliased. This is bad.
I would like the text to be anti-aliased.
Am I doing something wrong?
Is this a Windows bug?
Is there a w
If you're already using a rectangle to determine the size of the text, why not
use one half the size to determine text that should be half the size?
Besides that, there's probably not a better way to achieve what you're after,
other than exposing the font size.
Another option to consider, if yo
the idea was to create a wrapper for all the needed containers
individually, like so:
class myvec : std::vector < T >
{
auto append(const auto& v) { push_back(v); }
auto append(auto&& v) { push_back(v); }
...
2015-01-30 12:28 GMT+01:00 Konstantin Tokarev :
>
>
> 29.01.2015, 23:35, "Felix morack"
29.01.2015, 23:35, "Felix morack" :
> 1. yes, but that isnt stl based. i am talking about a drop-in replacement
> that wraps a std:: container.
> 2. Qt containers will only store maximal number of MAX_INT number of items,
> ie 2147483647.
> 3. because i have a lot of code written against the Qt
Hi Thiago,
Thanks for your reply.
On Fri, Jan 30, 2015 at 2:34 PM, Thiago Macieira
wrote:
> On Friday 30 January 2015 11:51:52 Nilesh Kokane wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I tried to cross-compile terminal code (example )for arm and getting the
> > error as : ‘const class QSerialPortInfo’has no member
On Friday 30 January 2015 11:51:52 Nilesh Kokane wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I tried to cross-compile terminal code (example )for arm and getting the
> error as : ‘const class QSerialPortInfo’has no member named ‘serialNumber’
> @ serialNumber = info.serialNumber(); but when the same code when compiled
> on
well, i guess i would 'fix' that by using either qint64 or quint64, after
all that's why i do it. :)
The container in question holds about ~10K elements on average and for most
use cases. But now a user designed his data in such a way that the
container has to go past the limit for a short time.
Felix morack schreef op 29-1-2015 om 21:05:
> Hi,
>
> In light of the size limitations of Qt containers, a collegue
> suggested writing an API wrapper around a std:: container. His idea
> was to template-derive from a std::vector or std::map and implement
> the Qt API as a wrapper around the std
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