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Hi all,

I have a Windows Qt app containing windows.h and winver.h header files,also data types such as DWORD ,dwHandle etc.While compiling it in Linux ,its giving errors..So how can i get rid...

payal on 9th February 2010

Replacing windows specific header files in Qt app while porting to linux

The Phonon module is relatively new in Qt, and AFAIK it does not support RTSP. yet.
Basically you can playback few widely supported formats, such as MP3 files.
It has the building blocks to extend...

high_flyer on 9th February 2010

RTSP support in Qt

I have a url of rtsp server.

Can you post some code or refer an example in qt which is already using Phonon for playing video from url.

keyur259 on 9th February 2010

Live Straming Media Player

Personally I havn't done any XML with Qt sofar, but from the looks of it, you might want to have a look at QDomDocument and the examples there.

high_flyer on 9th February 2010

Xml stream

check the trigger modes if you have set on the view if any

aamer4yu on 9th February 2010

Star Delegate Example

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KDAB extends Qt training offering

wysota

Published on 30th January 2010

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KDAB

KDAB extends its offering of Qt training courses. Next to the Qt introduction courses, there are now three different training programs, aimed at non-novice Qt developers who want to deepen and extend their Qt knowledge and skillset:

Deepen your Qt Skills: The new in-depth training course is the perfect choice for those who want to deepen their knowledge of Qt. The in-depth course covers aspects of Model/View programming, working with QGraphicsView and using multiple threads in your application. The course will skip over basic knowledge of Qt
Pick and Learn: This new course KDAB offers allows you to assemble your Qt training yourself. For this course, a series of possible topics is offered, along with an indication how much time is needed to cover these subjects. The Pick & Learn course is the right choice for those who already have some knowledge of Qt, but need to dive deeper into certain areas, be it for a specific project, or just to shed more light on areas inside Qt you haven't gotten in touch with yet.
Qt Update: This course is aimed at all those who feel that they weren't able to keep up with all the new features and techniques that have gone into Qt. The course will provide an overview of changes in Qt 4 since Qt 4.3, including improvements in QGraphicsView, the addition of QWebKit, the new animation framework, and many more.

As usual, all trainings are held by KDAB's certified Qt trainers, using the official Qt training material.

More information about the new training courses

Qt Potpourri

wysota

Published on 20th January 2010

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The latest ICSNetwork webcast is now available for download at http://www.ics.com/icsnetwork. This month's topic is Qt Potpourri. We will present a number of lesser known, but useful Qt classes and features that you may have overlooked, even if you are an experienced Qt developer.

Don't miss your chance to show off your Qt knowledge by entering our ICSNetwork Challenge Contest. This month's question is:

The QSharedMemory class can be useful to implement inter-process communication (IPC). What other Qt module can be used for more sophisticated IPC, although it is currently limited to Unix platforms?

For complete rules and deadlines, please visit http://www.ics.com/learning/icsnetwork_challenge/

The winner will receive a set of five Qt development books -- and perpetual bragging rights!

The next topic on the ICSNetwork will be What's New in Qt 4.6 and is scheduled for release in February.
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Nokia releases Qt 4.6.1, Qt Creator 1.3.1, Qt for Maemo Beta

wysota

Published on 19th January 2010

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Today Nokia announced the release of maintenance release to Qt 4.6 and Creator 1.3 series.

Qt 4.6.1 brings a binary compatibility guarantee for Symbian applications, bugfixes mainly to the GUI and OpenGL modules. There is also an important change if you use the Phonon module.

Also a beta for the Maemo port has been released. You can find more information at Qt for Maemo developers page.

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Qt GUI Test Automation: Squish Supports Qt 4.6

reggie

Published on 2nd December 2009

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froglogic

Hamburg, Germany—2009-12-02 froglogic GmbH today announced support for automated testing of Qt GUI applications based on the new Qt 4.6 release.
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froglogic Presents a Tech Preview of the GUI Test Tool Squish 4.0 at the Qt Developer Days in Munich

reggie

Published on 12th October 2009

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froglogic

Hamburg, Germany - 2009-10-12 froglogic GmbH, the makers of the popular automated GUI testing tool Squish, will sponsor and exhibit at Nokia's Qt Developer Days in Munich from October 13-14 2009 and demo a technology preview of the upcoming version Squish 4.0.
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Automated Qt GUI Testing: Squish Success at Perforce Systems

reggie

Published on 8th September 2009

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froglogic

Perforce adopted Squish for GUI performance testing of their SCM system's flagship GUI, the Perforce Visual Client (P4V). We discussed Perforce's use of Squish with Tim Brazil, a Perforce Performance Lab engineer:

I was impressed with froglogic's support from the moment I started to evaluate Squish. Just because something isn't stated in the documentation does not mean it cannot be done. Squish's technical support team has quickly and efficiently provided solutions that work.

The complete story can be found at Squish Success at Perforce.

More information about Squish at http://www.froglogic.com

Programming with Qt

wysota

Published on 26th March 2009

ARISE organizes a certified Open Enrollment training in "Programming with Qt".
Location: Warsaw, Poland
Date: 4-8 May, 2009
Price: 1600 EUR
Language: Polish (optionally English)
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Akademy 2010: call for papers

From| KDE.news:

A call for papers has been issued regarding the upcoming Akademy KDE community conference which is to be held in Tampere, Finland, from 3rd to 10th July. The themes for this event are to be KDE beyond the Linux desktop (netbooks, mobile phones etc) and integration with social networking systems like Facebook and Twitter/identi.ca, but talks on other KDE-related topics are welcome.

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KDE comp 4.4: third RC released

From KDE.News:

A third release candidate of the KDE Software Compilation, version 4.4, has been released. This contains only bug fixes since the second RC. Source downloads, and links to binaries, from the info page.

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KDE looking for helpers at S.CA Linux expo

From KDE.news

KDE is looking for helpers to be behind the stall at SCALE 8x (Southern California Linux Expo, at the Westin hotel near LAX, 20-21 Feb 2010); they should be users of KDE apps like KOffice, Amarok or the Plasma workspace. Volunteers get free admission. See the link for contact details.

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KDE v4.3.5 released

KDE SC 4.3.5 Released | KDE.news

A final point release for KDE v4.3, the KDE Software Compilation v4.3.5, has been released. Main changes:

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KDE comp 4.4: second release candidate

KDE - Software Compilation 4.4 RC2 Release Announcement

A second release candidate of the KDE 4.4 software compilation has been released. Source downloads, with links to some binaries, at the info page.

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Qt v4.6.1 released with Creator update

Nokia Releases Qt 4.6.1 and Qt Creator 1.3.1 — Qt - A cross-platform application and UI framework

Nokia has released version 4.6.1 of Qt, its cross-platform development framework, along with version 1.3.1 of Qt Creator, its integrated development environment.

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Dates set for KDE Multimedia & Education Sprint

Dates fixed for KDE Multimedia Sprint 2010 « Mario Fux

Time and place have been set for the jointly hosted KDE multimedia and education sprints: Randa in Switzerland (full details at the Community Wiki here), 20th-25th May 2010. Register yourself at the community Wiki so that details of your travel costs can be sent to the KDE e.V.

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PyQt v4.7 released; SIP & QScintilla updates

Riverbank Computing has announced the release of updates to PyQt, SIP and QScintilla.

Major changes in PyQt v4.7 include Qt 4.6 support, new QtMultimedia module, keyword support for optional arguments, support for pickle-able Python objects in QSettings and significantly reduced module sizes on Unix platforms. Download here. Available under old-style Qt dual-licence system.

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[QTBUG-8046] Linux: Exit warnings: ~QX11PixmapData(): QPixmap objects must be destroyed before the QApplication object, otherwise the native pixmap object will be leaked.

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