Hi,
This is a long shot and possibly sort of off topic. I've started using
emacs recently after working on QtCreator primarily for years. I can't use
QtCreator easily in my current work environment.
Does anyone have keybindings for emacs that make it feel closer to
QtCreato
Hey I want to chime in for the Creator devs that might be reading this:
please keep doing what you do, QtCreator is *awesome*. It always seems like
once people start liking and using certain IDEs and editors it becomes like
a religion and people love talking down everything else. So much of 'tabs
v
d *before* the previous one is
destroyed.
So imagine:
00:01: [QtActivity1 onCreate]
00:02: [QtActivity1 onPause]
00:03: [QtActivity2 onCreate]
00:04: [QtActivity1 onStop,Destroy,whatever]
Does qt do anything to prevent or deal with that case?
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> Why Apple and Google give their dev tools free ? They don't make money
> from long tail either but they
> know that getting successful apps you need to have this long tail also.
>
To be fair this is because they don't make money from the tools, they get
money by taking a cut of your sales (so
On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 4:57 PM, Daniel França
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> For me even your second example calls onPerimeterChanged only once.
> It seems that Qt is smart enough to only notify once when it's evalating
> an expression (that's actually a js function).
>
That's strange. For me it results in onPerimete
og("perimeter changed"); }
}
This will result in onPerimeterChanged being called twice.
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Autocomplete still works though.
Has anyone else come across this?
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ode to the output. That is not the case for
> qmake, moc, uic, rcc, qdbusxml2cpp, qdbuscppx2xml, etc.
>
I had basically wanted to confirm that the build tools don't implicitly add
any of its own or other qt library source. Thanks for clarifying!
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in a qmake project file:
CONFIG-=qt
or copied into the final package/binaries/etc.
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e go. Then I just extract it on first run.
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>> Have you any hints to give me to get everything works. I managed to launch
>> my application by reproducing the directory structure on the target with
>> "adb shell mkdir and adb push) after the APK install but it's very ugly and
>> I would to have a self contained APK.
I worked around this by
nts at least that information can be
passed on to the text shaper. Overall it looks like a very tiny % of
commonly used languages would be affected but I thought it was worth
mentioning.
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> load the font using QFontDatabase.addApplicationFont.
Having to preprocess everything I send out to QML wouldn't be fun, but
its a viable solution. Thanks for the input.
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specify a list of fallback fonts to use?
I also specifically want Qt to only look at fonts I package with my
application (using QRC).
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git) as a shared lib on Linux (Arch, 64-bit
3.13)... it's bizarre that you'd only run into the issue when you
linked to it statically. Were you linking against the exact same build
when you tested both dynamic/static? Hopefully the bug report you
filed will shed s
ere? Using ColorAnimation instead of PropetyAnimation results in
nothing happening -- no error message or anything like that, whereas
PropertyAnimation cycles the colors as expected.
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// == //
import QtQuick 2.1
Rectangl
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On Wed, Mar 12, 2014 at 11:49 PM, Preet wrote:
> Hi,
>
> After upgrading QtQuick recently (from 5.2-beta iirc to whatever the
> stable branch of 5.2 was pointing to a few of weeks ago) I seem to be
> getting a ton of addition
g to a line in a QML file doesn't really
provide enough information to figure out what's going on unless its a
trivial case. An extended call stack would help a lot.
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d make it accessible?
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view so its not
rendering cost I'm worried about, but the memory and processing
overhead might be a concern (or it might not -- maybe creating that
many QObjects isn't a big deal but I don't know so I'm asking here).
Any thoughts or recommendations for design patterns for t
her ways you can do it too -- using the
'onCountChanged' handler in the ListView, etc.
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ting to the onAdd() signal and then calling
positionViewAtIndex?
http://doc-snapshot.qt-project.org/qdoc/qml-qtquick-listview.html#positionViewAtIndex-method
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* Is there a better way to render with frame skips?
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s any alpha in it. There's a quick
work around by making ColorB nearly opaque (ie. "#FEabcdef")
Here's a simple example:
http://pastebin.kde.org/pixaqd47y
I'm on Qt 5.2, somewhere around beta from git. Is this a bug?
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width: 50; color: "#00ABCDEF"; }
case 2:
Rectangle { height: 50; width: 50; color: "#FF"; opacity: 0; }
Is case 1 rendered at all?
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nd headers successfully, but fails for 'extra' stuff.
For example, with qtxmlpatterns, here's where install errors out:
cd xmlpatterns/ && ( test -e Makefile ||
/home/preet/Dev/env/android/qt-5-git-debug/bin/qmake
/home/preet/Downloads/build/qt-5-git/qtxmlpatterns/tools/xmlpa
ayouts in my QML files. It works well -- you just need to have the
style object visible to all your pages.
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I've played around with Qt on both BlackBerry and Android devices. In my
opinion, BB is much easier to work with in this regard. The current tools
for Qt5 on Android are still very early and don't always behave
predictably. I also haven't been able to get much support for the Android
port of Qt, wh
er
than a property binding, or using a direct alias).
Is this expected behavior?
I put together a minimal demo here. QSIcon is the nested item whose
properties I'm trying to get access to.
http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=gkbb0DZc
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ing thread a normal QThread with an event loop?
* If so, is there a way to get a pointer to it?
If I'm delving into implementation-specific territory and what I'm doing is
a bad idea, are there any better ways to do what I'm after?
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ut what goes on with
the scene graph rendering thread when I do this. Is deleting QQuickView
from the main thread safe? If not, is there a way of stopping all rendering
activity so I can delete QQuickView safely?
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ial updates instead?
I'm aware I can render to an FBO, but that takes away the 'easy' full
screen MSAA I get with the direct method.
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I don't see a central list either. Maybe you could start one on the
Qt-project wiki?
On Sat, Apr 27, 2013 at 10:51 AM, Christoph Schulz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was googling for a list of QML Plug-ins ("qt qml plugin repository",
> "qml 3rd party list", etc.) and couldn't find anything useful to put a
am I just using ShaderEffectSource wrong?
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scene graph? Is there anyway I can tell the scene graph to rebind
whatever it had attached to those units (if that is indeed the issue?)
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On Fri, May 10, 2013 at 3:46 PM, Preet wrote:
> Hiya,
>
> I have a QQuickItem based off this example (
> http://doc-snapshot.qt-pr
Does your item have the QQuickItem::ItemHasContents flag set?
http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5.0/qtquick/qquickitem.html#Flag-enum
On Fri, May 10, 2013 at 3:10 PM, VStevenP wrote:
> One minor correction, the import commands should say MyItem, not KItem.
>
> I adjusted the code below accordingly.
the left] (desktop):
http://i.imgur.com/vaWksww.png
What it does look like (playbook):
http://i.imgur.com/a9iEntg.png
Is it possible that this is a bug? Or something specific to OpenGL ES 2 I'm
not accounting for (I don't have any other ES 2 devices to test with)?
I'd appreciate an
irectly as a texture in a shader
> effect. It is also possible to use ShaderEffect without textures, for
> instance to render a gradient.
>
This is great to hear... I took a look through QQuickImage and didn't
think it was exactly trivial to subclass -- there's quite a bit of co
parate draw call for each image?
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Hiya,
I have a QObject (c++) that sends a signal to the qml engine. A qml
Connections() element receives the signal and in turn calls a slot in a
custom QDeclarativeItem.
Everything is running in the same (main) thread. I thought that the above
scenario would behave like a direct connection; as i
#x27;s interest on the OSG mailing lists for Qt5 as well and I
think a few people are already trying to get the two working nicely.
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On Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 6:27 AM, Sean Harmer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Monday 10 December 2012 10:59:23 BOUCARD Olivier wrote:
> > Hello guys,
&g
cus.
delegate: http://pastie.org/4708504
TextEdit: http://pastie.org/4708507
I'd appreciate any advice,
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>> I have a project where I'm trying to asynchronously reply to a signal.
>> So if ObjectA sends ObjectB a signal, ObjectB will send ObjectA a
>> reply signal at some later point in time.
>
> That sounds like "broken by design" to me: you'd have a dependency circle
> here! In order to *connect* to
Hi Bo,
> The first actually uses the second, because those are cross thread
> signal slot connections. But by using the connect, you will
> automatically get the call moved across to the other thread. If you use
> invoke, you don't get this. If it's okay to call across threads, invoke
> is the fas
important. 3 seems like its the worst, since every reply will invoke
multiple slots. 1 and 2 seem similar; I'm kind of concerned about
calling "connect" and "disconnect" so often in 1.
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rameBufferObj->drawTexture(localBounds, // this is
the call that fails
m_frameBufferObj->texture());
}
My overloaded paint() method, initialization and what I draw to the
fbo (just a triangle) is here: http://pastie.org/40902
what args to pass ./configure? Is there a general way of figuring
this out for the different platforms Qt can be compiled for or am I
not really getting how this works?
Any advice would be appreciated...
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You can either use Qt freely under the LGPL, or with the commercial
license offered by Digia
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purchase.
On Mon, May 7, 2012 at 1:32 AM, Ankit Agarwal
're interested:
http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/wiki/QtGStreamer
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2012/3/11 Daniel França
> Hi, thanks for the answer.
> low level functions I mean things like:
> get video fps
> change things like if a video is showed interlaced, etc
> render subtitles on video, etc.
>
>
Hi Daniel,
You should clarify what you mean by 'low level functions'. Qt
Mobility's Multimedia stuff uses gstreamer as a back end (at least on
Linux desktop), but it doesn't give you much low level functionality.
For that, you'd be better off using gstreamer, or vlc or another back
end directly.
traditional desktop GUI, then it might
be a lot of additional effort to move it to QML.
There's this QML canvas project:
http://qt.gitorious.org/qt-labs/qmlcanvas, that might make it easier
for you to draw your graph. But really this depend
give me
advice or a link to a tutorial, I'd be super grateful.
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