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Hi,

I have a similar quest and stumbled upon this article which seems promising:
obtain-type-information-of-idispatch-based-com-objects-from-managed-code

Your title looks like a good pointer for people posting the same kind of questions, so I put it here.

Eddy

April 12, 2017 (Wed): I'm experiencing qtcentre.org down (for an hour, earlier from "home" and now from "work"). Earlier I was seeing really slow responses and time-outs. [From Colorado, USA].

In case some is still interested but haven't followed the primary sources, here's the announcement: http://blog.qt.io/blog/2017/04/07/qt-5-9-beta-released/

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@Vadi2 Ah ok... here ya go this may help then:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_GUI_testing_tools

I never use them as I tend to hand test my GUIs and then there's the ones that are ruby tested. I don't know ruby either, but it doesn't look hard to learn at all.

@kshegunov
Thank you, noted. As I see from various source code, nobody follow to some rule, and everyone writes it as he like.

Hi How are you,

we have trained few folks in Africa, drop me mail. will connect with the team.

@Chris-Kawa
Many thanks for irrefragable answer. I fully agree with you.

I was confused as the following links Qt style and CppCoreGuidelines sometimes contrary. And thanks to clang-format we can change style according the requirement of employers.

Hi! Better ask the sales department: contact.

Hi! Better ask the sales department: contact.

It seems that things have changed a little, now after you click the "Get Started" button you are offered both options, commercial and open source.

@SGaist said in And design patterns for all:

And before anybody tries to apply it

That warning came too late for me too :(

@matthew.kuiash said in Which license would you prefer for open source apps / frameworks / libraries? : BSD or Apache 2:

There are disadvantages I guess

To quote @Wieland: 'I don't care. If someone can make money with the software I gave away for free, good for them!'
So it still boils down to a matter of opinion. I just like the simplicity - reading the license doesn't give me a headache and attribution is still required ...

Hi @Artmetic

Please contact the Qt Company sales for license questions.
https://www.qt.io/contact-us/

@jayasri

Hi and welcome devnet forum

This is a user forum more for technical issues with the use of Qt as open source.

For legal advice concerning the different licenses it is better to ask the commercial people of Qt company on licensing page

The VS addin makes your project only rely on the VS build chain, it does not use qmake so no .pro file is necessary. if you need the .pro file to distribute you application and/or deploy it on other OSs you can right click on your project and export it to .pro file. Again, any change you make to the .pro file will not in any way impact your visual studio project

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