Qt Contribution

Yes, that's clear. The question is: where is that file and ormutex.h exactly located ?

Hi SGaist,
Thanks for your reply.. will try it out and let u know.

hi tanushree
http://qt-project.org/downloads

You're most welcome. :) Happy coding!

Please edit your original post and add "[SOLVED]" to the title, so that other people with the same issue can find the solution more easily.

Aaah. That's why I can't post a note. I wanted to suggest something to a doc page.

How do we add doc notes? I don't see any "add note" button or anything.

EDIT: "This thread":http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/35344/ says you have to be an Ant Farmer. It'd be nice if the note section at the bottom of the docs mentioned that.

You can use a queued signal and slot connection plus a QTimer to "order" your hotkey handling function to be run.

If you want to contribute the code to Qt, you need to follow "the official guidelines":http://wiki.qt-project.org/Main_Page

Definitely it should work on Mac and Linux, apart from Windows.

Hi,

You can start by talking about it on the development mailing list. If everything goes well you can start writing a patch to Qt and submit it to gerrit for review (open a feature request first is also a good idea so it helps keep tracks of it).

Alternatively, you can also create a Q64BitSpinBox (with a better name than that) and provide it as an add-on

Happy coding !

Please checkout the documentation of "QDir::absolutePath":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5.0/qtcore/qdir.html#absolutePath
respectively "QDir::absoluteFilePath":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5.0/qtcore/qdir.html#absoluteFilePath

Use a timer instead. A thread is not a timer.

If you write something yourself, you are the copyright holder, you can post it anywhere. The only exception is when you write something when instructed by a company - then the company (your employer) has the copyright.

The quote you provide means just that: you are not allowed to copy notes from somewhere else if you are not the author.

Hi,

Please enclose your code with coding tags, otherwise it's really hard to read.

Since you are using Qt, why not use QUdpSocket and Qt's container (i.e QByteArray) ?

In general, you should start a new thread, if you have a new question. This new thread's shall reflect a very brief summary of your issue.

As indicated in the docs QFtp is an implementation of an FTP client. AFAIK it is working as traditional FTP clients. At least that reflects my experience. It has several "command line" commands as you know from linux and windows shells. So, if you like to get the file some place else, you need to navigate to this place and send the file. Checkout "mkdir,":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qftp.html#mkdir http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qftp.html#cd and the other stuff.

Note: QFtp is deprecated and is no longer directly available in Qt5

Hi,

Please, don't use the Qt Contribution forum for this kind of question, this one is dedicated to contributions made to Qt.

As for your problem, variant of this question have been asked several times already, search the forum for "network transmission" or similar key words.
Also, have a look at the Fortune Server/Client from Qt's documentation.

If you want it to become offcial part of Qt (like recently QtSerialPort, for example), you need to request a playground project. Please see "this wiki":http://qt-project.org/wiki/Creating-a-new-module-or-tool-for-Qt.

Feel free to ask for detail on development mailing list and/ or IRC.

Please ask your question on the "General and Desktop forum":http://qt-project.org/forums/viewforum/10/.
This forum is for contributions to Qt.

Please post this question on the "General and Desktop Forum":http://qt-project.org/forums/viewforum/10/

Signals and slots can safely transfer data across threads