What a surprise! Thanks Simon (and all other involved)!

I remember there were problems with QProcess...
Does "QProcess::startDetached()" work?

Thanks for the Kernel, but (dos.library - hinthinthint): We need a new Snoopy! Pretty, pretty, pleaseeee! Colin?

@mr2

Depends. It's Quickfix 9 = Full release Qt 4.7-0.9.1 from Sourceforge.

Welcome!

@tlosm

I use my registered version of GlobalTrash since years, works like a charm. You may get hold of a rather recent version from the famous Amikit distribution.

@kas1e

Couldn't reproduce that behaviour here, either.

@lazi

I get a TMXViewer crash as well if the file I'll like to load doesn't exist; in the sources I found some "TODO: error handling" comment, sigh.
I just implemented some error handling routines, so it shouldn't crash anymore if it can't find a proper file. A new archive should be in the upload section in some minutes.

@zzd10h

Thanks! Hmm, I have to do my garden as well in the next year, interesting use case...

1.) I can't post in the "official" site update thread (http://www.amigans.net/modules/xforum ... php?topic_id=6096&forum=5) - there's no reply button or text field to do so. Only special members allowed?

2.) Something is strange with the image section: default order (I think the newest contribution first) is gone and ordering manually (by date, by name, etc.) doesn't work.

Thanks for those informations and insights.

Indeed looking somewhat deeper into the sources for the standard Qt styles rose some horror inside...
I wouldn't say it's impossible, but it's a HUGE task (read: make something that *looks* like the standard MUI/Reaction classes).

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That's what I saw as well - sometimes this happens, sometimes not. Thanks for your efforts.

@alfkil

I have some tools and applications, that compile (and run) just nicely but always come back with "(unexpected) unfreed signals" errors after they quit. Is this a known issue of the framework or an application specific behavior?
I must admit that I'm not sure how I should go after this error and how to do a usable debug to find the culprit...any tips are welcome!

@lazi

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Good to hear - ok, I'll try to make a more end user friendly and more polished package in the next days...

@lazi

This one?



If you like to "beta" test - here's a quick'n'dirty one. Beware, it's completly untested and not really user friendly - need's some more love'n'scripts... Look into the readme, you'll have to expand the SOBJS: assign.
Further I'm not sure all components are usable, some of them might be OpenGL dependent and this is not the most strong part of our systems (and Amiga Qt in that respect).

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Sadly he won't be able to do anything about a "theme". You have to program it. I already had a look at the Qt style mechanism and we have three possible solutions:

- .css/style sheet: more or less useless, because you have to do this on per application basis and everyone porting an app has to do this more or less from the scratch - except by pure chance the original was programmed with style sheets in mind. AFAIK 99% of Qt apps don't use this feature.

- libamigaosstyleplugin.so: This has to be programmed and must be implemented by the porter of any Qt app - but is far easier than the above mentioned style sheet option.

REMARK: I already have some basic libamigaosstyleplugin.so on my hard disk - maybe this could be the starting point...

- libQtGUI.so: The style could be part of the standard styles in the central GUI component and the user can change this through the Qt prefs program. But it's more or less the same as with the plugin option: Some one has to program the stye.

REMARK 2: Just for info - the source code for one style is somewhere around 2000 (motif) - 3500 lines (plastic) of pure C++ code with very few incorporated data sets (icon images etc.).

I think it's time for another donation...

@alfkil
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Thanks, perfect!

Done.

@alfkil
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The Qt window style hint "Qt::FramelessWindowHint" doesn't work properly anymore! It now features always a top bar, which it definitely shouldn't!!!

See the other thread for more info!

http://www.amigans.net/modules/xforum ... t_id=81844#forumpost81844

@alfkil
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Sadly Quickfix 7 broke my ported application QRule - the Qt window style hint "Qt::FramelessWindowHint" doesn't work properly anymore! It now features always a top bar, which it definitely shouldn't!!!

@Chris

qPDFView works like a charm with CLI arguments and WB multiselect. Thank you very much! Now it will be my standard tool for PDFs...

I have a project here with a cascading build process that really wants to link that library. Usually they look into the .la file for this, but of course without ld thinks there's no lib there at all and throws a warning.

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