Hi,
currently I use qdoc for my custom project and link against Qt classes
with --indexdir + depends. This is working fine, however, the URLs in
the Qt index files (from the default Qt installer) are
"http://doc.qt.io/qt-5";.
Now I want to create my documentation to use inside Qt Creator and
thus
Any thought on the below? is Qt able on iOS to support the hybrid approach
where the HTML communicates back to the native backend?
On another hand, do you have any example if I would like to develop a web
view backend for iOS that would give a plateform dependant way to
communicate between HTML <-
De-stretch with a multiplier and then calibrate.
You need to map 520 back to 480 and lose some pixels in the process.
Some Android devices (Chuwi 8) have massive reported distortion. So a
calibration screen is necessary since
you cannot figure it out by querying the GPU.
md
On 4/19/2016 12:3
Dear all,
I have what seems to be a Qt bug in a desktop application. I'm using Qt
5.4.1 under windows, compiled with minGW.
My application is based on a QMainWindow with toolboxes, status bar, and a
tabbed central area. I use the Fusion style, redefined all the palette with
QApplication::setPalet
