It's running quite well now (and by "quite well" I mean "two and a half frames per second")
I use it quite a lot under Linux. I'm not sure my SAM has enough oomph to run it properly, but I'm just happy to have finally ported it (I've been trying since one of the earlier Qt releases).
Quickfix3 seems to have broken it as it only crashes on startup with that installed (in an iconv function, forgot to save the crashlog).
Chris wrote: It's running quite well now (and by "quite well" I mean "two and a half frames per second")
I use it quite a lot under Linux. I'm not sure my SAM has enough oomph to run it properly, but I'm just happy to have finally ported it (I've been trying since one of the earlier Qt releases).
Quickfix3 seems to have broken it as it only crashes on startup with that installed (in an iconv function, forgot to save the crashlog).
Same here since i installed Quickfix 3 ,qpdfview crash when i open a pdf
Already done (see here), but it's unusable atm, too much crashes and graphics/refresh glitches. It will need a lot of love to transform in a working usable AmigaOS application.
Beneath the still unpublished Fotowall this is my most ambitious port of a Qt application. It is a rather comprehensive reporting tool, that let's you design your own reports, including UI forms. It utilizes filesystem based repositories (SQLite, .csv, ...) as well as GIT storaged data. It is still in active development (just yesterday - 27.08.2013 - version 0.7 was released).
CuteReport: A free report designer and solutiontable calculator.
My comment was meant for cha05e90 ;). Anyways, the reason popups (ie. menus and others) "steal" focus is, that they need to handle mouse input! I have tried setting the WA_ToolBox flag for those, but then you loose the ability to track mouse movement/button presses. I can see Timberwolf does it somehow, but how they do it is a mystery to me...
tommysammy wrote: @Chris is it possible that you add printing in qpdfview?
I can try. I have an old libcups I can link in, it might be too old though.
I don't know if that's enough to enable printing - I notice the internal Qt printing doesn't work (does it work on our port anywhere?)
edit I don't think my libcups will enable printing, as it has no concept of how to print to an AmigaOS printer, or even what printers are available, as CUPS itself won't be running. I think Alfkil needs to have a look at the QPrinter stuff in Qt, at the moment the print requester isn't even getting a list of printers so I suspect this isn't implemented.
I can probably add printing outside this framework, but it will be much better to get the support in Qt instead (it just draws to a QPrinter rather than the screen, so it is bitmap based and should be translatable to printer.device calls without too much pain as far as I can tell)
I am interested in QPDFview (& probably other Qt applications)s) I . I am aware of Epsilon's blog & Qt install guide, but hate to download such big files. I remember i am nit the first to ask being able to downlad an user only archive (no SDK) Couldn't this be taken up, now the battle reaches its end?