I found some "inconsistents" which might be due to Qt implementation. But only appears for some programs. E.g. programs behave strange, if you use/donnot use - native AOS menus - native ASL requesters - middle mousebutton
Another one: Resizing with dragbars (e.g. inside "Mainwindows" example -> black dock widget) is really slow (especially the vertical ones). Seems that Qt "looses the mouse". In order to resize I have to click left mousebutton and move mouse really really carefully and slowly to the right. Sometimes mouspointer becomes an "arrow"/normal again, even though left mousebutton is still pressed. This is on X1000 with "native paint engine" though!
gerograph wrote: @alfkil found annother important problem:
I tried Playlistmanager (which is just ported by zzd10h) and EasyImage Sizer (eis) from OS4Depot:
Once the file-/or pathnames contain german "Umlauts" (ä,ü,ö,...) they are not getting loaded. E.g. a directory containing images:
Österreich (dir)/01.jpg (file) Österreich (dir)/02.jpg (file)
None of these images will get loaded.
If it looks like this: Austria (dir)/01.jpg (file) Austria (dir)/schön.jpg (file) only 01.jpg gets loaded ?
I'm guessing that Qt is treating them as UTF-8, and tries to load the UTF-8 filename from disk. Of course, our filesystems don't support UTF-8 and will return an error. The solution would be to convert from UTF-8 to local charset in (the output from) the file requester (or the input to the DOS functions - might be better)
Does it work when using native file requesters (ASL)?
Just run some of the demos included in the archive. It seems that OpenGL is slower on my system than render without it. I`m running it on a SamFlex@800, ATi9250, 1GB RAM Is it supposed to be like that? Anyhow, it seems that it has great potential, and everything is very polished (from a user point of view). Thank you for the work done so far!
You are right, Gerograph, with Native menu, PlaylistManager don't freeze when creating first file (I'm sure that it worked without it before) and more surprinsgly; as soon as I switch on, torrent worked again (at first, it worked some days ago before that I changed something in Prefs:Qt, and after it freezed my computeruntil today).
Now Torrents works with or without Native menu (therefore, not related)
@zzd10h Good, at least we had some usable results. Therefore testing and porting Playlistmanager was worth it, in order to find some qt related problems.
(However, once the recognization of "Umlaut" containing files work, Playlistmanager will be quiet usable!)
I think I've tried that before (I tried all the Twitter clients at some point!), and this particular one caught me out with the OAuth library dependencies (the SSL module IIRC).
It will also probably need updating to Twitter API 1.1 which may or may not be a big job, depending on what calls it uses.