On 2/4/19 10:18 PM, Bernhard Lindner wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Is there a way to switch/select the clang-tidy version used by Qt Creator for
> static code
> analysis on Linux?
No as Qt Creator can only use the shipped/customized clang binary for
this. While this come with some advantages (performance in
On 2/4/19 10:37 PM, Bernhard Lindner wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I tried to suppress individual clang-tidy warnings resulting from clang-tidy
> static
> analysis runs in Qt Creator.
>
> I added // NOLINT and // NOLINTNEXTLINE comments to my code (both variants,
> with and
> without a specific list of chec
Hi!
I tried to suppress individual clang-tidy warnings resulting from clang-tidy
static
analysis runs in Qt Creator.
I added // NOLINT and // NOLINTNEXTLINE comments to my code (both variants,
with and
without a specific list of checks, like described here:
http://clang.llvm.org/extra/clang-ti
Hi!
Is there a way to switch/select the clang-tidy version used by Qt Creator for
static code
analysis on Linux?
I have several clang versions installed on my system for evaluation and
testing. The
different versions of clang-tidy are available as "clang-tidy-7",
"clang-tidy-8", "clang-
tidy-9
As someone who was distributing Qt apps with k-lite-codec pack 10 years ago... I think this would be a thing of the past now?
mp4 should be supported everywhere. When you say "QtMultimedia doesn't recognize all of the video formats out of the box", I wonder what backend you/Qt are using?
Anyway,
So I have a fre issues with NFC.
1. a tag I wrote, it's just got text on it. I'm using the annotatedurl example
as a base.
I've removed the filter so I can see every tag.
The problem is, 50% of the time it does not work, at least right away. I
present the tag and sometimes the app gets the tex
Sorry, no. I just use the high-level API, where you just point it to the
video you want to play and it just plays it for you.
On 04/02/2019 19:15, Bernhard B wrote:
btw: do you have experience with libvlc when it comes to frame
extraction?
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@Nikos: thought so :/ The main reason why I wanted to use QML is, that it
can eventually be re-used when the application gets ported to mobile. But I
guess I'll probably have to give up the flexibility and switch to QWidgets
then.
btw: do you have experience with libvlc when it comes to frame extr
This project does just that : https://github.com/vlc-qt/vlc-qt/
On Mon, Feb 4, 2019 at 11:41 AM Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
> Yeah. The trivial approach, where you just create a native window handle
> for a widget and point libvlc to it, isn't going to work with QML. It's
> going to be non-trivia
Yeah. The trivial approach, where you just create a native window handle
for a widget and point libvlc to it, isn't going to work with QML. It's
going to be non-trivial.
On 04/02/2019 12:20, Bernhard B wrote:
Hi Nikos,
thanks for your reply. I guess I'll then give libvlc a shot...just have
Hi Nikos,
thanks for your reply. I guess I'll then give libvlc a shot...just have to
figure out whether it's possible to use it also with QML instead of
QWidgets.
Thanks for your help,
Bernhard
Am So., 3. Feb. 2019, 23:17 hat Nikos Chantziaras
geschrieben:
> No. You can't load custom codecs.
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