Wiki Discussion

Hi Manuela, I replied to your post at https://wiki.qt.io/Talk:Wiki_Editing_Hints/pt . Please have a look. @mansil said: I can help and collaborate within the Portuguese (Portugal) language. Thank you for your offer. The wiki's language articles are all written by community members. If you'd like to see more pt-PT articles, please feel free to add them.

@tom.ransdell said: That is great to see an entry for the new Qt 5.7. However, can you please add back the correct entry for Q5t 5.6? This is the long-term-release so it should be on the main wiki page for couple more years, right? Good point, thanks. Qt 5.6 restored.

What is the output of the configure summary for the first line ? For your second configure line, again you pass the -qt-sql-sqlite so the driver is built-in. By the way, why not use that feature since you build Qt yourself anyway ? That's one less file you need to distribute.

Hi, @NWeyand said: I've been following the instructions for setting up Gerrit here and it seems like the page is slightly outdated. You're right -- the instructions haven't been updated for over a year! I've updated the account setup instructions, but I need someone to check to make sure it's right. (I don't want to make a new account just to test this) If I am not mistaken, the init repository script already configures the Gerrit git hooks described in the Local Setup section, so there is no need of doing this by hand. Or am I missing something here? That could very well be the case. I'm not familiar with the internals of the script, so I can't edit that part.

Has it been lifted yet? I just got blocked a few times. Erasing items in the Titleblacklist didn't seem to help (unless there's a delay after updating the blacklist?)

Great ! Thanks :)

@dldd the old wiki was a CC license, so that should still apply. Not sure how that works for code snippets though. I'll have to edit the template to include a note on that.

Hello. I have the same Problem since yesterday afternoon. Well, that's the time frame I wanted to open a Wiki Link. I sent a Tweet to 'qtproject' at 11:26 AM (GMT+1), if they are aware of that Problem. Maybe I should have tweeted at 'digia' instead. Anyway: Its definitive a Problem at their end. Lets hope it will be fixed soon. Have a good Day Oliver EDIT01: Sent the same Question @ QtbyDigia.

I agree about the history section, it deserves its own page

Hi Tekojo, I have started the page here, I will update it as I progress. For the first try I will use 2 virtual box Ubuntu PC's, that's the most easy way for me. https://wiki.qt.io/How-to-remotely-debug-Qt-applications Kind regards, Cedric

@NetZwerg code is treated as is. The system does not try to make educated guesses on where it would be ok to break a line. Nothing that can be done easily there.

I'll have to take look what it takes to add support for svg.

@JKSH Still waiting for the logo :-)

@Wieland ok, then I'll secretly add you to the admin list one day, when I forget that you didn't want to be there. Or tell me when you feel more at home, and I'll add rights :) The translations have been done at different times and might not have been updated when the original has been updated.

@SGaist said: Hi, Nice ! Thanks ! I've had several QSqlQuery::value: not positioned on a valid record, do you know what might cause them ? Glad to be of service :) I believe that's when the program tries to retrieve the timestamp from the database -- if the page hasn't been added to the database yet, then the timestamp doesn't exist so the record is invalid. The messages won't appear if there's no "new" entries to download (which is why I kind of forgot about it -- the message doesn't appear often). I'll add a check before calling QSqlQuery::value().