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    Your program may not be finding the relevant database plugin when run by Eclipse. Is the environment that Eclipse is providing to the executable the same as the environment in Windows at large? ... Go to last post

    ChrisW67 on 17th March 2010

    Qt 4.6.2 MS Access + Eclipse

    Thanks

    I got the png image working, I had to make sure the image was in the same folder as the executable.

    After lots of toil and trouble I got the png image working with the resource file. I... Go to last post

    grantbj74 on 17th March 2010

    Insert picture in a form using label

    I've got a context menu whose triggered() signal I've connected to another widget's slot, and this works fine.
    But I want to send some more information along with this, so I decided I need a custom... Go to last post

    JovianGhost on 17th March 2010

    Custom signal

    How to remove a line from a file?


    void DeslocaPt::skip(QStringList &l, QStringList &p)
    {
    QString arqAlt = altEdit->text();
    QString line, linesimp;
    QFile file(arqAlt);
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    JovianGhost on 17th March 2010

    new vs QSharedMemory

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    This Week in Qt - 2010-3-12 

    by
    azinkann
    Published on 16th March 2010
    Categories:
    1. ICS

    This Week in Qt is a new weekly ICSNetwork podcast series featuring current Qt news and events. This podcast features Mark Hatch, COO of Integrated Computer Solutions, and Justin Noel, a Senior Qt Engineer discussing the following topics:

    • Qt 4.7 Tech Preview
    • 3rd Party Qt Port to Palm WebOS
    • Qt for S60 Runtime
    • Qt Board Verification Program

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    You can discuss this webcast on the dedicated forum sponsored by Qt Centre.

    Automated GUI Testing: Squish Success at Weatherford Petroleum Consultants 

    by
    reggie
    Published on 16th March 2010

    Weatherford Petroleum Consultants (WPC) provides consulting services in such areas as geology, geophysics, petrophysics, reservoir modelling, and production technology. They also develop the Sendra core flow simulator which simulates SCAL experiments.

    We at froglogic were very pleased to speak with Arent Arntzen, Sendra's Scrum master (project manager) about their use of froglogic's Squish GUI Test Automation Tool. Arent has been doing software testing for about two years, and Squish is the first GUI testing tool he has used.

    Read the full article at http://www.froglogic.com

    This Week In Qt 

    by
    wysota
    Published on 5th March 2010
    Categories:
    1. 3rd party
    2. ICS

    This Week in Qt is a new weekly ICSNetwork podcast series featuring current Qt news and events. This podcast features Mark Hatch, COO of Integrated Computer Solutions, and Justin Noel, a Senior Qt Engineer discussing the following topics:

    • DeclarativeUI (QML) is now known as Qt Quick
    • Qt Mobility API Goes Beta
    • Qt Webkit Goes Solo

    You can discuss this webcast on the dedicated forum sponsored by Qt Centre.

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    More Qt-related releases for Symbian, Maemo, Mobility project 

    by
    wysota
    Published on 15th February 2010
    Categories:
    1. Qt

    NOKIA SMART INSTALLER for SYMBIAN (BETA)

    The Smart Installer allows end users with legacy Symbian devices to install and run Qt applications making it possible for Qt developers to target hundreds of millions of existing Symbian devices. More details are available at: http://qt.nokia.com/developer/nokia-...er-for-symbian.


    Qt PORT TO MAEMO 5 RELEASED

    A Qt 4.6.2-based port of Qt to Maemo 5 is now released and available for download. This port allows Qt developers to target the Nokia N900 and be future-proofed for upcoming Maemo platform releases. More details are available at: http://qt.nokia.com/products/platform/maemo.

    NEW Qt APIs FROM THE MOBILITY PROJECT (BETA)

    New APIs from the Mobility Project are also available (in Beta form) along with Qt 4.6.2. Seven new cross-platform APIs available for preview at Beta level of maturity, including navigation, bearer management and support for standard mobile functions such as contacts, messaging. More details are available at: http://qt.nokia.com/developer/new-qt-apis

    Qt 4.6.2 released 

    by
    wysota
    Published on 15th February 2010
    Categories:
    1. Qt

    Nokia is pleased to announce the release of updates to Qt: the cross-platform application and UI framework. Also released are updates to the Qt Visual Studio Add-in and a new build of the Qt SDK.

    Customers will find the releases in their download areas. All new releases are also available for download from http://qt.nokia.com/downloads.

    Qt 4.6.2 includes bugfixes and optimizations made since the release of Qt 4.6.1. For detailed information, please consult the changes-4.6.2 file found in the packages, or browse the information contained in the Developer Zone at: http://qt.nokia.com/developer/changes/changes-4.6.2.

    What's New in Qt 4.6 

    by
    wysota
    Published on 11th February 2010
    Categories:
    1. 3rd party
    2. ICS

    The latest ICSNetwork webcast, What's New in Qt 4.6, is now available for download at www.ics.com/icsnetwork. This webcast presents an overview of the new features of the Qt 4.6.0 release, including the new version of Qt Creator and the Qt SDK. It also gives a brief overview of the new Qt Declarative UI released for Qt 4.6.0.

    Don't miss your chance to show off your Qt knowledge by entering our ICSNetwork Challenge Contest. This month's question is:

    What three new methods were added to the QVariant class in Qt 4.6.0?
    For complete rules and deadlines, please visit http://www.ics.com/learning/icsnetwork_challenge/

    The winner will receive a set of five Qt development books -- and perpetual bragging rights!
    ...

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    KDAB extends Qt training offering 

    by
    wysota
    Published on 30th January 2010
    Categories:
    1. KDAB

    KDAB extends its offering of Qt training courses. Next to the Qt introduction courses, there are now three different training programs, aimed at non-novice Qt developers who want to deepen and extend their Qt knowledge and skillset:

    • Deepen your Qt Skills: The new in-depth training course is the perfect choice for those who want to deepen their knowledge of Qt. The in-depth course covers aspects of Model/View programming, working with QGraphicsView and using multiple threads in your application. The course will skip over basic knowledge of Qt
    • Pick and Learn: This new course KDAB offers allows you to assemble your Qt training yourself. For this course, a series of possible topics is offered, along with an indication how much time is needed to cover these subjects. The Pick & Learn course is the right choice for those who already have some knowledge of Qt, but need to dive deeper into certain areas, be it for a specific project, or just to shed more light on areas inside Qt you haven't gotten in touch with yet.
    • Qt Update: This course is aimed at all those who feel that they weren't able to keep up with all the new features and techniques that have gone into Qt. The course will provide an overview of changes in Qt 4 since Qt 4.3, including improvements in QGraphicsView, the addition of QWebKit, the new animation framework, and many more.

    As usual, all trainings are held by KDAB's certified Qt trainers, using the official Qt training material.

    More information about the new training courses