Brainstorm

Remote GDB ? Can be tricky indeed.

When starting your application are your giving it the input module it should load as parameter ?

Thanks for the input.

https://github.com/dconroy/PiTranslate/blob/master/text-to-translate.py

It works pretty good, but it's python.
I think it can't be so hard to program this in c...

When you want to write/read a QList using operator>>()/operator<<(), as the doc says, the type of the QList must also implement the SAME operator.

Which means that except Qt's included types (quint, QString, QByteArray, ...), you need to provide such an operator for your type.

I see you have provided one, and you're pointing out a problem when using it on another QList (line 8: list->register). Is there a stream operator defined for the type of element in list->register ?

What does a run through the debugger tells you ?

I fully agree with SGaist, at this point I suggest you to search for sqlite-cipher that is made with crypto in mind!

Hello,

Thanks for your valuable reply .

so you mean to say the specifics of wandboard doesnt allow the open gl (sample code framebuffer2) can't be run at all.

if I wanna make it run for wandboard. what do I need to change in the setup so that the framebuffer2 code can run

Thanks
Nilesh Kokane

I recommend to use the RS232-Protocol and use STX and EOT to define data packets.

Hi.

I'd suggest you to start with the QGLWidget as a viewport. This will allow you to draw your 3d objects. You'll need to implement all the Drag and Drop events (dragEnterEvent, dragLeaveEvent, dragMoveEvent and dropEvent).

I also suggest you to use a QMainWindow with dockable widgets from where you can grab your assets and drop them in your 3D viewport.

I implemented something similar in my own image editing application:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ow8hd_vfUX8

Good luck with your game!

Thanks for your reply

I will follow your advice and keep all sources in English. Assuming that in most of the cases a change in source code also implies a change in other languages the the use of keywords doesn't bring much advantage...

You need to create a "subdir":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/qmake-variable-reference.html#subdirs "project":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/qmake-variable-reference.html#template
@
TEMPLATE = subdirs

SUBDIRS =
MainWindowDir
Dialog1Dir
Dialog2Dir
...
Dialog11Dir

if there is a dependency between subproject then

CONFIG += ordered
@

Put your current .pro files in the corresponding subdirs (MainWindowDir, Dialog1Dir, etc)

QtCreator has "New project" wizard to create a "Subdir Project" in the "Other Project" list.

Hi,

It really depends on what you want to do in the other thread, and how you've structured your program.

I recommend you start by reading "Multithreading Technologies in Qt":http://doc-snapshot.qt-project.org/qt5-release/threads-technologies.html -- it compares all the different ways to use threads in Qt.

If your program can use the map/filter/reduce pattern, Qt Concurrent provides pause/resume functionality.

[quote author="Jeroi" date="1400188871"]Since I don't seem to find proper knowledge either on google or in IRC[/quote]Did you check Qt's official documentation?

http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/qtconcurrent.html http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/examples-threadandconcurrent.html

Thank you deadbird :)

Thanks, Jens,

I posted this same question on StackOverflow. A couple of suggestions
from one commenter, (plus about 10 hours of banging my head against
my keyboard) and I actually came up with a fairly painless way to achieve
this that avoids using the id AND avoids making any assumptions
about the internal ancestry of a delegate.

Rather than duplicating the solution here, you can read about it there:
"Anonymous Access To TableView.":http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23522186/qml-how-to-anonymously-access-to-tableview-from-within-delegates:

It's not quite as straightforward as the exposure of the model to the
delegate, but it's pretty close.

wahynes

The shadow build directory can be set anywhere you want but not in the sources (that would defeat the purpose)

You're welcome !

Since it's all good now, please update the thread title prepending [solved] so other forum users may know a solution has been found :)

I see.

Thank you for help!

I corrected in the .pro file. Thank you!

[quote author="Clochydd" date="1397405737"]Hi, it will work with an integer variable as well.
Make sure, your variable has a content which is represented in your QList - you may want to test it with qDebug() << i;[/quote]

It's working. The for loop is running 0-5, but the data for QStringList have 0-4.

Thank you for helping!