Re: [Interest] Example SSL Server based on Qt...

Thanks for the feedback. Advice and direction on this is welcome. I'm not sure if I'll move it towards the official Qt coding style or not - though I'd probably accept PRs that did. I just found in trying to put together the server for another project that there were no server-side Qt SSL example

Re: [Interest] Example SSL Server based on Qt...

Don't take this the wrong way...  I've written production-level HTTP SSL servers in Qt before, and I've even requested/suggested there be a Qt C++ server framework. So take this as advice from a veteran.   Well, you should use QCoreApplication (drop the GUI), you never call startSeverEncrption(),

Re: [Interest] Questions about QtSensors and QCompass

Hi, On 05/01/16 21:25, maitai wrote: Hello, I am trying to use QCompass sensor on Android and iOS. It works well on Android (didn't test on iOS yet), but I have questions regarding calibration: The link in qt documentation is dead ( http://wiki.forum.qt.com/index.php/CS001671_-_Calibrating_th

Re: [Interest] Incorrect include paths in linux webkit build of QT5?

I finished fixing includes earlier to allow make all in qtwidgets to finish. I had to change : - All include WebCore/*.h, JavaScriptCore/*.h, WebKit2/*.h by removing the first part. Those would not have worked no matter the include paths, since the headers were in subfolders of thoses - an inclu

Re: [Interest] Incorrect include paths in linux webkit build of QT5?

On Wednesday 06 January 2016 18:39:23 Kandeler Christian wrote: > Thiago Macieira wrote: > > GCC searches the directory of the source with both <> and "". > > That's not true, as you can easily verify with a simple test program. You're right. > Searching inside the source file's directory or not

[Interest] Example SSL Server based on Qt...

Over the holidays I started working on a project where I wanted to use Qt's SSL Sockets for a client-server system.Looking around, I didn't find an example of using them on the *server* side, and the Qt Documentation just provides *client* side examples.So, I pulled some parts out of my project

Re: [Interest] Incorrect include paths in linux webkit build of QT5?

Thiago Macieira wrote: > GCC searches the directory of the source with both <> and "". That's not true, as you can easily verify with a simple test program. Searching inside the source file's directory or not is (more or less) the whole difference between the two types of include statement, and

[Interest] anyone knows example code for implementation of a model property in custom quick item?

Hello fellow qt users. It is an interesting thing, that I found no samples how to actually implement a model property using data from Qml ListModel. I only found https://github.com/dinusv/qml-gantt which has its own range model and a own QuickItem accessing

Re: [Interest] Incorrect include paths in linux webkit build of QT5?

On Wednesday 06 January 2016 11:55:16 olivier barthelemy wrote: > OK, i think it is because those includes are supposed to be paths relative > to the cpp files. > But they are included with <> and not "", so there is -I. on the command > line to add the current directory to the search path. > HOWEV

Re: [Interest] What's the proper way to do custom QtActivity (android)

Look at: http://www.kdab.com/qt-android-episode-6/ and the other episodes. On 1/6/2016 8:31 AM, Jason H wrote: I'm not looking for a Android primer, but I am looking on a primer on how to get the Qt/QtCreator to play nice with a subclassed application and activity. Ideally, I'd like to add

[Interest] What's the proper way to do custom QtActivity (android)

I'm not looking for a Android primer, but I am looking on a primer on how to get the Qt/QtCreator to play nice with a subclassed application and activity. Ideally, I'd like to add the .java files somewhere and get up and running. I've read http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/deployment-android.html http://do

Re: [Interest] Incorrect include paths in linux webkit build of QT5?

OK, i think it is because those includes are supposed to be paths relative to the cpp files. But they are included with <> and not "", so there is -I. on the command line to add the current directory to the search path. HOWEVER sources are compiled as "gcc /path/to/file.cpp -I." So the -I. adds the

Re: [Interest] QLocalSocket bug?

On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 9:07 AM, Etienne Sandré-Chardonnal wrote: > This was not really a complain but just a comment, since both classes have > nearly the same interface they could derive from a common one. To say it all, QAbstractSocket is deemed to be a mistake in Qt. There's no useful way of m

Re: [Interest] QLocalSocket bug?

On 05-Jan-16 17:20, Etienne Sandré-Chardonnal wrote: I can fix this by adding socket->isReadable() in the loop condition, but I am wondering if this is a QLocalSocket bug that should be filed. This sounds like a bug in the Windows implementation of QLocalSocket. Please file a bug with a small

[Interest] Incorrect include paths in linux webkit build of QT5?

I am building Qt5.5.1 with the webkit support, and i stumble upon what seems to be wrong include paths in the sources files Example : I have headers in WebCore/A/B.h The build script adds -I WebCore/A for all A that contain headers However, source that include those headers include tham with the p

Re: [Interest] Qt5.6 not recognised by Visual Studio 2015

> > I'm not saying Qt5Package shouldn't fix this problem - I've commented on > the page and CC'd the author on this email. But until they do there's no other > way to get Qt5 working with Visual Studio 2015 hence the need for a > workaround. > [Kalinowski Maurice] What feature are you using from

Re: [Interest] QLocalSocket bug?

Hi, On 06.01.2016 11:07, Etienne Sandré-Chardonnal wrote: This was not really a complain but just a comment, since both classes have nearly the same interface they could derive from a common one. I could fix the canReadLine()==true issue by adding an isReadable() test, but the socket not disc

Re: [Interest] QLocalSocket bug?

This was not really a complain but just a comment, since both classes have nearly the same interface they could derive from a common one. I could fix the canReadLine()==true issue by adding an isReadable() test, but the socket not disconnecting from server side is more a problem. The QLocalSocket