Mobile and Embedded

I meet the same issue. My problem is solved by these steps: select "projects" in left tool bar of Qt creator. click "cancel" icon of "Make install" in Build Steps. click "cancel" icon of "Build Android APK" in Build Steps. The click actions look not operating at all, but after these clicks, the project is allowed to build.

Hi, You can take a look at the QtAndroidExtras module to access the native API from Android. Hope it helps

Yes i already did it. Thanks!

solved my issue by Rectangle { id : root width: 500 height:300 color: "red" MouseArea { anchors.fill: parent.Center Item { Timer { interval: 5000; running: true; repeat: true onTriggered: Qt.quit() } Text { id: time } } } Text { width:30 height:20 text: qsTr ("hello....") anchors.centerIn: parent color:"black" } }

To everyone searching for an answer: according to developers, the WinPhone implementation of the network interface lacks some functionalities. I've opened a bug report which can be followed here.

There are lots of bug reports related to this issues - I've read it will be fixed in QtCreator 3.6 E.g. https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-14201 https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-15177 etc... So, long story in short we have to wait for a while...

yes, you can do it. And also you can don't provide source code if you have no change on Qt Source codes. But if you are going to provide your app's source code you should response to every email (are another request way) within 3 years beginning from app release date.

Alex, I recently updated openssl to the latest rev over a security issue and have broken my app. I just today got back to where there isn't a seg fault and inside the library I am getting: ""The host name did not match any of the valid hosts for this certificate" Socket error sending Ready Message" You might want to put in some console debugging to see what is returned in the error slots. I did find a link about the certificates and hope I have time to address it before I travel at the end of the week.

Hi and welcome to devnet, Here You can find several articles about how to do that.

Hi, You should rather ask this on the android development mailing list. You'll find there Qt's Android port developers/maintainers (this forum is more user oriented)

@dasun Any progress on this issue? I already reported this bug report because I couldn't find any ticket about this bug.

Thank you very much :)

ok - not to worry I got my sabresd board booting ok in my case it was 1) I had my terminal program set to 115k2 baud, not the required 38k4 And once I could see the console output, I could see that uboot was failing to find the MMC card which was because I had the Config DIPs set to boot from the alternative SD slot which was something I'd changed during development Anyway, once the DIP switches were set back to the default, and the SD card placed in the expect slot, it booted ok!

Hi, Gerrit Introduction is the starting point for Qt Contribution. You can also check the videos of the Qt World Summit 2015. There was a talk about "your first contribution to Qt" Coding Style Guide for how to write the code.

I am simply using QFont to load a font. The problem was that the font I installed on the device did not support Unicode, I guess. I put unifont on the device and it works. I am now down to legibility issues at the 10-12 pixel size allocations in the device. That is sufficient for Latin ASCII but not enough for Hanzi. I am looking for a better font face and balancing light/bold/etc. for readability. QFont fontBold; switch (HMI_settings.u16TextLang) { default: fontBold.setFamily((FontName)); //(QStringLiteral) break; case Lang_SimpChinese: break; } printf ("%s\n", FontName.toLatin1().constData()); fontBold.setPixelSize(12*HMI_SCALE); fontBold.setBold(true); fontBold.setItalic(false); fontBold.setWeight(75); fontBold.setStyleStrategy(QFont::PreferAntialias);

What version of Qt is it ? GStreamer 1.0 support is pretty recent so you might have to enable it when configuring depending on your Qt version