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It looks very nice! I will give it a try. Keep up the good work! :-)

That's very cool! Nice work!

Moved the discussion about commenting old posts to a "separate thread":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/7341/

Hehe, unfortunately I can't show you what QML code can be dirty, but I saw it. :)

Very impressive!

I'm not against code generation and I think it would be a good feature to implement in a future release. But generation from what ? An XML file ? I don't think it's a good solution : I prefer write directly C++ source code and I think QxOrm library provides an easy interface to implement (you just have to write qx::register_class<T> per persistent class). A good cross-platorm editor could be a solution with a GUI to define your persistents classes and a command line to generate all classes before building your project. Moreover, I think code generation must be considered when ORM library starts to be mature : it's a new feature and you have the choice to use it or not. QxOrm library starts to be mature so we can now envisage to write a code generation editor. It's like inherit from QObject : why QxOrm library doesn't use introspection engine of Qt ? To not add constraint to developers. With QxOrm library, you just have the choice : you can inherit your persistent class from QObject or not.

Really very cute one (saw the video link to download the sis file is not working plz fix it) and Congratulations for becoming Qt Ambassador. Hope you might have received your gift by now.

Qt Core, that would be cool!

In response to.... bq. Remarks on the licensing Ribbon UI If you create an application that uses QtitanRibbon components, you must agree to a licensing agreement with Microsoft for the Ribbon UI before you can deploy your application. You receive no rights in the Ribbon UI from Developer Machines. You can request a license from Microsoft at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/aa973809/. bq. As no patent has been acquired yet, anyone who has not signed the Microsoft license can legally implement the Ribbon ui concept in their applications without having to conform to Microsoft's requirements. Also Microsoft will not give their approval for a license to products competing directly with Microsoft's. It is highly unlikely that Microsoft will ever actually acquire a patent for the Ribbon UI as it has already been proven in a court of law to be Prior Art.

The system was updated, now the output in png format .. details .. Show in browser as High Quality for printing. (Face & Back) :: PNG Download in High Quality for printing. (Face & Back) :: PNG Show in browser as High Quality for printing. (Face Only) :: PNG Download in High Quality for printing. (Face Only) :: PNG Download for web use. :: JPEG Direct link for web use :: JPEG

[quote author="harbaum" date="1304593244"]And yes, i have the SDK on my PC, but the fact that it's available is of no use on my Linux machines.[/quote] I thought you are a Linux user. It is really sad that the Symbian SDK is only compatible to Windows. But it is worthy to install a Windows just to be able to publish the app in Ovi :) Cheers, Leon

I have also added this as a "snippet on the wiki":https://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/QSortFilterProxyModel_subclass_to_add_a_checkbox.

We happy to announce that version 2.1 has been released. It fixes the bugs in the rendering mechanism under Mac OS X.

David, have you looked at this project? http://code.google.com/p/scxmlgui":http://code.google.com/p/scxmlgui

Marianne, thanks for the clarification!

Hi! Cool project! Have you considered applying to the Qt Ambassador Program? You can read more about it here: http://qt.nokia.com/qtambassador