Hi Nuno,
I strongly suggest to download "Dependency Walker" utility, and use that to
test loading your DLL on Windows.
Also, there are dozens of VST examples available, maybe you start with one that
works, then extend it with Qt or whatever.
Regards,
Tony
> Sent: Tuesday, 19 May 2015 4:
Hi,
I’m trying to build a VST plugin based on Qt.
A VST plugin is a framework for creating audio processing and instrument
plugins. It provides an api that one should follows. The result is a dynamic
library that will be loaded by the host (dll on windows case, bundle on mac
case). I have done
Thanks Laszlo,
The conflict with including ended up being an issue with
including other Qt headers at the same time. I was able to resolve all
needed functions with getProcAddress and got ES 3.1 working fine.
QOopenglES2ext.h had everything else I was worried about such as
GL_PATCHES_EXT too.
On
On 2015/05/19 01:34 AM, Dale Marchand wrote:
> Can someone explain why the following line in a .pro file fails to
> create a softlink:
>
> system(ln -s /home/marchand/test.xml /home/marchand/test2.xml)
>
> but when the output is stored in a variable, the link is created as
> expected:
>
> THROW_AW
Can someone explain why the following line in a .pro file fails to
create a softlink:
system(ln -s /home/marchand/test.xml /home/marchand/test2.xml)
but when the output is stored in a variable, the link is created as
expected:
THROW_AWAY_VAR=$$system(ln -s /home/marchand/test.xml
/home/marcha
While doing a make install for -xplatform macx-ios-clang -release, it
installed the QtGUI stuff, but bombed with:
=== BUILD TARGET xmlpatterns OF PROJECT xmlpatterns WITH CONFIGURATION Release
===
Check dependencies
Code Sign error: No provisioning profiles found: No non–expired provisioning
p
I meant a menu instead of tooltip. Sorry for any confusion there.
As for how to use it, this is unknown territory for me since i never used
the platform components. I'm guessing you use them since you talk about a
Menu which is part of QtQuick.Controls.
What you "probably" want is setting a differ
Ok thanks, but I'm not sure I understood how to use this on a Menu. Should
the Menu element be contained in this new toplevel window, or how should I
use this?
Cheers,
Thomas
On Mon, May 18, 2015 at 1:59 PM, Mark Gaiser wrote:
> Isn't that possible by re-implementing the tooltip using a Window
Hello,
A reminder on the Qt World Summit call for papers.
This year the following topics are of special interest:
* Creating Connected Devices and Internet of Things systems
* Qt as the software solution for multi-platform development - desktop, mobile
and embedded
* Industrial and automotive HM
color: "#"
This works, but probably not all OS.
*need to check*
I even took it as a bug:
https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term/issues/243
On 18.05.2015 17:59, Mark Gaiser wrote:
Isn't that possible by re-implementing the tooltip using a Window {}
element and setting flags?
Isn't that possible by re-implementing the tooltip using a Window {}
element and setting flags?
Example:
import QtQuick 2.4
import QtQuick.Window 2.2
import QtQuick.Controls 1.3
Window {
width: 360
height: 360
visible: true
color: "#"
flags: Qt.FramelessWindo
Hi Thomas,
This is currently unsupported, unfortunately. If you think it should, please
open a suggestion on the bug tracker.
Best regards,
Dr. Gabriel de Dietrich
Senior Software Developer
The Qt Company - www.qt.io
From: interest-bounces+gabriel.dedietric
On Thursday 14 May 2015 18:18:52 Robert Daniels wrote:
> I'm working on a project that uses a QThread to process communication over a
> TCP connection. In trying to improve performance I've tracked down an odd
> slow-down when we use QMethod::invoke to force a method to be called on the
> correct t
Hello!
We're making an application that acts as a sequencer of parameters (
www.i-score.org); it can send instantaneous commands and also curves
between two values. There can be conditions and loops, making it almost a
real (but graphical) programming language. It is written in Qt, and, more
impor
On Wednesday 13 May 2015 16:22:25 Richard Öhlinger wrote:
> QStringList data;
> QString res = QtConcurrent::blockingFilteredReduced(data,
> [](const QString&) {return true;}, [](QString& result, const QString& s)
> -> void {result = s;});
Some QtConcurrent overloads have a desi
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