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I can confirm it runs splendidly on macOS, but I could not get it to run on IOS. Thats because QtAdMobs references GoogleApis, I beelieve. [image: c8326155-e7b2-4f04-9830-aee61c68bd64.png]

+1 It would be perfect, if this was in fact a wizard included in QtCreator :)

Good stuff.

Sure, and I thank you very much :) I compiled the code with Qt 5.9.1 and 5.10 and gcc from MinGW 5.3.0 32bit, now I'll try to download gcc 7.2.0. Maybe the one from MinGW is not up to date

thanks for the quick fix :)

@TenKOhms said in An interesting look at Flood Fill Algorithm implemented in C++ vs QML Javascript: ven with the added code to save the image and then read the image, the algorithm implemented in c++ was much, much quicker Yep, never use JavaScript for anything but very simple GUI logic.

Looks amazing, good job ^_^

can i have your email? because i want to ask you about coding FFT in qt creator,thanks a lot

Update to version 1.4 What changed Fix broken Google image search due to some minor change from Google Support proxy Add top and bottom buttons to scroll web page Back to the top of Gallery page rather than back to the first page of the search engine, this could avoid the need of reset search settings again and again I planned to support Tor proxy in ver_1.4, but someone say this is abusing Tor, so I give up on this idea(it is almost done).

Hi, Interesting and thorough analysis. I'd recommend bringing this to the Qbs mailing list. Your find there Qbs developers/maintainers. This forum is more user oriented.

This is great!, but is there any implementation in Python, not C++? Or, how can I port it in Python, pyqt5? Thanks in advance for your help. Cheers,

Hi, Looks nice ! Thanks for sharing :)

Quick Future v1.0.3 has been released. This version supports a custom type converter for making a QML friendly data structure from QFuture<YourCustomType>. Calling an async function and obtain the result from QML on a C++ class is much easier now. New Features Custom Converter function QuickFuture::registerType() now supports to assign a custom converter for making a QML friendly data structure (e.g QVariantMap) from the custom type. The value could be obtained by using Future.result() class Actor : public QObject { Q_OBJECT public: class Reply { public: int code; QString message; }; QFuture<Reply> read(QString source); } static void init() { QuickFuture::registerType<Actor::Reply>([](Actor::Reply reply) -> QVariant { // Optional converter function. QVariantMap map; map["code"] = reply.code; map["message"] = reply.message; return map; }); } Q_COREAPP_STARTUP_FUNCTION(init) var future = Actor.read(source); .... console.log(Future.result(future)); // Print { code: 0, message: ""} if the reply is empty

Looks interesting ! Thanks for sharing !

@SGaist Thanks!

Hi, Thanks for sharing ! :)