Am Wed, 08 Nov 2017 11:24:25 +1300 schrieb Christian Gagneraud:
> You just need to install your own handler, that will forward the
> messages to your log window.
Thanks, I know. What I'm looking for is a ready to use implementation. I
don't know the "Windows Event Log" programming.
Is there a QtMessageHandler open source implementation available,
implementing the "Windows Event Log" mechanism?
Or is there a Qt Widget which displays a logging window with binding to
QtMessageHandler?
I want to have a simple to use (for users) "real time" logging for
Windows builds without
I'm using a BananaPi and a RaspberryPi with the latest "Jessie" based
Raspbian. I would like to write a Qt based full screen application using
the framebuffer to display a dashboard over the HDMI output.
Is it possible to do that with the Qt5 packages available at the
repositories of Raspbian?
I don't know why the authentication mail from gmane.org has delayed so
long, but I've got the mail this morning. In the meanwhile, I've solved
my problem.
The reason for the "failure" was a problem of Qt Creator with the build.
For some unknown reasons, neither a "clean build" nor the deletion
Just a silly questions of a Qt beginner... ;-)
I've designed a Qt dialog with QtCreator. To get a "key/value" form, I've
used a QGridLayout with two columns. To use radio buttons as selection,
I've placed a QHBoxLayout inside a grid cell and added some QRadioButtons.
In the end, I have two of t
