Hi,
I have a Qt project that uses an external library (linux).
The external lib is built statically from source each time using a shell script.
To include the lib in the project, I've created a .pri file that
defines libx like follows:
libx.name = libx
libx.target = $$PWD/libx_buil
I went through this process as well. The Qt libraries that ship w/ the
SDK (at least as of 5.3) are built against XInput 2.0, which is too
early for multi-touch support. In order to support touch events, I
downloaded the xinput 2.2 libraries / headers from the ubuntu
repositories and compiled Qt fr
Hi
Yes, just figured that out.
I need to get the lock then open the real file
Thanks for your help
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Graham Labdon schreef op 23-2-2015 om 12:06:
> Hi
>
> It seems that I needed to do a removeStaleLockFile when I had previously
> stopped my program via the debugger.
>
> I can now get a lock on the file, however, I cannot now open it for writing.
Why would you want to write to a lock file? A lock
Hi
It seems that I needed to do a removeStaleLockFile when I had previously
stopped my program via the debugger.
I can now get a lock on the file, however, I cannot now open it for writing.
This is the pseudo code for what I need to do
Lock file
Open file
Write text
Close file
Unlock file
Is
Graham Labdon schreef op 23-2-2015 om 11:36:
> Hi
>
> QString path = "C:\jobs\Test1\job.xcfg";
> QFile file(path);
>
> bool res = file.open(QIODevice::WriteOnly);
>
> here res is true
But, the path is once again wrong. Use \\ or /, but not \ in string
literal paths.
>
> BUT
>
> QString path = "C:
Graham Labdon schreef op 23-2-2015 om 11:10:
> Yes I am sure
> I have tried this with numerous file locations and different ways of
> constructing a QLockFile and the ONLY on that works is if I hard code an non
> escaped file path.
The non-escaped path will point to a different location than what
Graham Labdon schreef op 23-2-2015 om 10:48:
> Hi
>
> I am trying to use QLockFile in a function that receives a file path as a
> QString.
>
> When I pass the string directly to the constructor of QLockFile and the call
> tryLock it always fails.
>
> However, if I hard code the string the lock su
Hi
I am trying to use QLockFile in a function that receives a file path as a
QString.
When I pass the string directly to the constructor of QLockFile and the call
tryLock it always fails.
However, if I hard code the string the lock succeeds (although I get compiler
warnings about unknown esca
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> On Behalf Of Guido Seifert
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