Mobile and Embedded

Nice work! Chrs, Wenz

[quote author="Alexander Kuchumov" date="1285151793"]I'll try it:) Does this class require symbian sign.[/quote] It doesn't say - I miss some good documentation on what parts in QtMobility needs which capabilites. For Qt itself the best docs for which capabilites are needed when is found "here":http://doc.trolltech.com/4.7/platform-notes-symbian.html#required-capabilities.

Thanks! )

Hi, Check out "qdcws":http://forum.dcmtk.org/viewtopic.php?p=6342&sid=6adafd1f4069c2078bfd458fcf24354a it provides qt + dcmtk dicom building blocks with which you can assemble a simple dicom viewer. The main challenge will probably be getting dcmtk to build for platforms other than windows/linux though. qdcws compiles for linux at the moment, Visual studio has also been done but not in archive.

[quote author="archerabi" date="1284862463"]I dont know when they'll fix this ,but i can make a suggestion, use ListView in QML. Outstandingly easy to use and very customizable.[/quote] Therefore we show users info dialog "Qt 4.7 is required." even they buy brand new Symbian^3 phones. I think that we make all widgets from scratch to make UI working successfully. Programming with QS60Style and basic widgets is so painful...

Should be 5th edition or over I think....

Which events on which OS do you want to catch? From other programs or X events that are received from the X server or something else? maybe enough reimplement next functions: @bool QCoreApplication::winEventFilter ( MSG * msg, long * result ) [virtual] bool QApplication::x11EventFilter ( XEvent * event ) [virtual] bool QApplication::symbianEventFilter ( const QSymbianEvent * event ) [virtual] bool QApplication::macEventFilter ( EventHandlerCallRef caller, EventRef event ) [virtual]@

Did you uncomment the 30th line? I tried to run this code on Simulator and observed the same result. I'm using 4.6.3 (the latest) version of Qt for Symbian. PS: just installed Nokia Qt SDK and on non touch devices I observed the same result - can't navigate between elements.

Use setLayout() method after add widgets to layout. If not, window can't use layout as a layout manager.

[quote author="danilocesar" date="1284646272"]According to "this post":http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2010/05/10/low-level-audio-processing-with-qtmultimedia/ the list returned by "availableDevices":http://doc.trolltech.com/4.6/qaudiodeviceinfo.html#availableDevices() should contain the headset device. But I never tried it =)[/quote] thanks, danilocesar. I try it with an example Qt program 'audioDevice' , it uses the API 'availableDevices' to get all the devices avilable. When I run this program on real device , a N97-mini, it get only one device: default.

Hi anselmolsm Yes, I have also tried with INCLUDEPATH+=, with the same result. In both cases the location of the .h files (/home/kif/NokiaQtSDK/QtService/src) is part of the g++ line of the compiler output. Kim

Oh yeah, that was the problem. I got it set when I moved it a bit further. Thx.

bq. If Qt libraries are installed to memory card, startup of Qt applications is very slow due to Symbian doing additional checking of libraries found from removable media. Therefore, Qt libraries can only be installed to the phone memory (C:).

yea. I'm also interested in this.

[quote author="Tobias Hunger" date="1284566463"]I took the liberty to file "bug QTMOBILITY-510":http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTMOBILITY-510 about this issue.[/quote] Excellent! Thanks.

[quote author="Mimik" date="1284463249"] i think need compile application with library, and program will have needed libs =) [/quote] Statically linked Qt for Symbian is really not supported. Try the Smart Installer before you go there :)

[quote author="frgo" date="1284427094"]Thanks for your answer, I´m looking for using QtWebKit over MeeGo...I believe it will behave like Maemo, right?[/quote] Yes :) At the moment Maemo has no real security model - and I really think us the developers should be happy for that and enjoy it while it lasts :) Did you guys know the N900 users count for a significant % of the overall downloads of apps by Nokia users - even though the percentage of N900 users is very small? There are several reasons for that, but this is one of them - developing, deploying and installing apps is a lot easier as there is no complicated signing method to stop it all.

Even the non nuron 5230 is perfect! Tested!

You also need to be prepared that you will hit WinCE's resource limits very quickly if you are just using a stock Qt for Windows CE. You need to slim down Qt considerably by removing the parts you don't want/need in your application. Doing without QtWebkit goes a long way, for starters.