On 7 August 2017 at 20:20, Rainer Keller wrote:
> Hello Christian,
>
>> Do you guys have copies of the original repos? Would be nice to make
>> them accessible publically.
>
> I updated the wiki page and corrected some of the links.
> Unfortunately I couldn't find a repository containing the old
>
Hello Christian,
> Do you guys have copies of the original repos? Would be nice to make
> them accessible publically.
I updated the wiki page and corrected some of the links.
Unfortunately I couldn't find a repository containing the old
simulator-Qt itself.
> My understanding is that the code is
On 7/08/2017 6:27 pm, "Rainer Keller" wrote:
Hello Christian,
> Does anyone know what the status is with Qt Simulator?
> The wiki page (https://wiki.qt.io/Qt_Simulator), stills refers to
> gitorious (dead link).
The Qt Simulator which this wiki page is referring to was discontinued.
There is a
Hello Christian,
> Does anyone know what the status is with Qt Simulator?
> The wiki page (https://wiki.qt.io/Qt_Simulator), stills refers to
> gitorious (dead link).
The Qt Simulator which this wiki page is referring to was discontinued.
There is a successor of it described here: http://doc.qt.
Does anyone know what the status is with Qt Simulator?
The wiki page (https://wiki.qt.io/Qt_Simulator), stills refers to
gitorious (dead link).
Does anyone know if there are any publicly available git clones?
Have anyone used it kind-of recently?
Chris
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Il 02/04/2017 21:17, Russell, Matthew ha scritto:
> Is there an easy way I can test gestures with a Qt app? Right now I'm stuck
> editing my code on a Linux box, pushing it to a build server to be packaged
> into an executable, and then transferring it to a real Surface for
> installation. Eve
Hi,
How can I simulate/emulate gestures with Qt?
I worry that the answer is obvious, but I've spent a while now trying to figure
out how to use Qt Simulator or Qt Emulator to absolutely no avail. I don't
even see options for it in QtCreator.
Ultimately all I want to do is test some pinch gest
