Re: [Interest] OSX 10.11.4 network socket issue

Hello again,   1.) I doublechecked and can confirm that the receiver slots takes between 500 ms and 1 s to respond.   2.) However, I figured how to bypass this issue:   In my audio callback thread (which is executed every 2.7 ms) I also trigger a levelmeter via QCoreApplication::postEvent(my-

Re: [Interest] OSX 10.11.4 network socket issue

Just figured: The slot is triggered fine but other aspects related to my current problem have come up. Will get back again later. Best Alex -- Diese Nachricht wurde von meinem Android Mobiltelefon mit GMX Mail gesendet.Am 25.05.2016, 09:01, Till Oliver Knoll schrie

Re: [Interest] widget rendering (alignment, sizing) issues on OS X

On Wednesday May 25 2016 06:28:27 Adam Light wrote: Hi Adam, > In our application, we have the following code in a > QApplication::eventFilter reimplementation for this exact reason: > > case QEvent::ChildAdded: ... > > theChildWidget->setAttr

[Interest] [QML] Dynamic sizing: How to tell GridView to size itself to fit its contents?

Hello! I have a GridView, its delegate is a Text. What is the easiest way to tell GridView to size itself to fit its contents? I am currently trying to do it like this: We can calculate each cells' size with TextMetrics from the Text element in it. Then set all columns' and rows' width/height t

Re: [Interest] widget rendering (alignment, sizing) issues on OS X

On Tue, May 24, 2016 at 11:40 AM, René J. V. wrote: > René J.V. Bertin wrote: > > I think I posted the question below to the wrong list. > > Has anyone ever noticed widgets not being aligned correctly because of > sizing > issues on OS X, outside of KDE applications, as shown in the link below? >

[Interest] OSX Services menu

Hi, Qt seems to lack support for Services menu, the menu appears but it misses the content (only has link to system services). I could not find any Qt reports related. Is this known issue? I can see this on any Qt app including Creator. Thanks, Jani -- *Jani Tykkä* Development Manager | BroadS

Re: [Interest] OSX 10.11.4 network socket issue

> > SENDER AUDIO CALLBACK > > SENDER THREAD > > RECEIVER SLOT > > BUFFER THREAD > > What is this? So you have two threads, the "Audio Grabber" and the "Buffer" > thread, and the Grabber tells the Buffer via an asynchronous Qt signal that > there's data to buffer? Do I interpret your sequence abo

Re: [Interest] OSX 10.11.4 network socket issue

> Am 24.05.2016 um 22:48 schrieb Alexander Carôt : > > Hi all, > > ... > > SENDER AUDIO CALLBACK > SENDER THREAD > RECEIVER SLOT > BUFFER THREAD What is this? So you have two threads, the "Audio Grabber" and the "Buffer" thread, and the Grabber tells the Buffer via an asynchronous Qt signal