On 13/05/15 22:06, Bob Hood wrote:
So, to make OS X look close to the Windows default settings, I have to
use a font and/or size that is different than the OS X default
settings. This entails manually changing at runtime. I was wondering
if there was a built-in mechanism for handling that.
FYI, I'm also on mobile platforms, and I'm usually compiling my own from
git, currently tracking 5.5, just because of the many bugs being
fixed. The apps are always delivered with bundled libs anyway. I do
not care much about backward compatibility for mobile and from my point
of view regre
I can appreciate that. I do. However, I think most of the people tracking the
x.x.Y releases are likely to be mobile people, where there are a lot of
mobile-specific fixes going on, including lot of image capturing on those
mobile platforms. The Desktop is of course capable of capturing images a
Almost at the threshold:
http://www.kdab.com/wp-content/uploads/stories/slides/DD13/qml-tricks-and-treats-vladimir-moolle-ics-dd-2013-berlin.pdf
Thank you Michael Sue for the brain trigger from your original response!
I am working verifying the qrc syntax inside QML right now.
md
On Wed, May 1
There was some banter related to this in a prior forum post, but nothing
definite:
https://forum.qt.io/topic/7721/qml-and-javascript-files-in-resource-qrc-how-to-import-js-in-qml/2
md
On Wed, May 13, 2015 at 6:14 AM, mark diener wrote:
> Michael & List:
>
> That tip is along the right directio
Michael & List:
That tip is along the right direction, but there is no treatment of
QRC:/PREFIX in the Import
Directory Imports
A directory which contains QML documents may also be imported directly in a
QML document. This provides a simple way for QML types to be segmented into
reusable grouping
I’m sorry you are hit by this, but the idea was that people coming from 5.3 to
5.4 would not suffer regressions and neither people moving from 4.8, 5.0, 5.1,
5.2 and 5.3 -> 5.5 or from 5.4 LTS to 5.5 or 5.6 or any other 5.6+ which
already had workarounds in place which would have now been broken
Hi guys,
I ran into a problem. I have one widget that do for itself QCamera
initialization, like this:
if( AppCfg::instance().cfg().cameraName() != d->cameraName )
{
d->cameraName = AppCfg::instance().cfg().cameraName();
if( d->camera )
{
disconnect(
This is probably what you seek:
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtqml-syntax-imports.html
There under „Directory import“.
- Michael.
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Hello:
I am using prefixes in my QRC resource chain to keep some sense of order in
my many QML files.
For example, to load a given QML file using the loader:
gloader.source = "qrc:/prefix/realdir/qmlname.qml"
So I need to put the prefix name first, then any actual subdirectory and
then the qml
On 5/13/2015 1:07 AM, Till Oliver Knoll wrote:
Am 12.05.2015 um 18:00 schrieb Bob Hood :
I see that on Windows, Designer defaults to the "MS Shell Dialog 2" 8-point
font, and on OS X (Yosemite) it is ".Helvetical Neue DeskInterface" 13-point
(in one field, while another oddly reports an "Al Baya
I'll be in the same boat (needing to adapt to 5.4.2), and indeed find it
frustrating.
Mike
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Is there any QML component or QtLocation backend wrapping yandex maps? It
is planned to be used on IOS/Android/WP
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> Am 12.05.2015 um 18:00 schrieb Bob Hood :
>
> I see that on Windows, Designer defaults to the "MS Shell Dialog 2" 8-point
> font, and on OS X (Yosemite) it is ".Helvetical Neue DeskInterface" 13-point
> (in one field, while another oddly reports an "Al Bayan" typeface). I have
> found that
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