Qt.io webservices

ok thanks

ok that explains it ... thanks :)

woah, didn't know i'm already in the hall of fame :P thanks for the info :)

They are sorted on time of last reply.

I think it is just left for future behavior.

I agree, it will be useful feature here.

I agree with OP. I would better have no avatar rather than creating one extra account for that.

thanks Gurudutt

I'm closing our issue around this. Let me know if the problem still exists and I'll re-open the issue.

The have been removed; more info here http://labs.trolltech.com/blogs/2010/05/06/qt-47-scope-change-regarding-qt-multimedia/

@JLP, for now I use a RSS feed reader and this is available there

I agree with joe.skb7 If you are following Java coding standards (getters begin with get - getSomething()) then members can really be named without some kind of prefix, but here it is awkward. (having "this->" before everything produces a lot more visual clutter than m_ or just _) If you are writing a library and are concerned about the binary compatibility, then you could go for the d-ptr pattern (like Qt does). This way all private members would be in the Private class instead of the main one and you'd access them as d->name or similar.

yes a digest by e-mail. that would be useful too ...

sounds good :)

You can find the attachment "here":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/Proxy_model_example_code, as a wiki page.

all i can say is that I envy u! lol ... enjoy ur n900 !

Heh, I remember that one :) I'm afraid to remind the Fluffy team of that... I wouldn't be surprised if they turned somthing like that in kdewebkit on by default :) As for orange bunnies, you'll have to ask KDE Multimedia team on their next dev sprint :)

You can report here or there. Some people love systems like JIRA - others enjoy the conversation of a forum. We don't have that many open bugs so we can manage both. They all end up in an internal "Redmine":http://www.redmine.org/ anyways :)

Hum, mysterious, that right panel is a template that should be the same all over. I'll keep an eye out for it.