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Hi, Have a look at QFtp

I noticed about a couple developers using QT to build Android apps, but none for iOS. Well, I develop an QML app for android and iOS, for example. Currently it is in TestFlight stage, the android version is already released. I use an individual GUI though. QtQuick Controls (or also QWidgets?) can mimic the android KitKat style, but there is only a very experimental lollipop "material" style yet . I find it worse if an app has an GUI which tries to look&feel native, but is only reaching 85% at being native than and app which has an individual GUI. If you want to look&feel native, you have to go native on mobile. That's the deal IMO.

@SGaist Thank you mate, that clears it up a lot! EDIT: Is there a way for me to know when I should free something? Or will it just come by practice?

@tekojo Thanks for the feedback.

You're welcome Please mark the thread as solved using the "Topic Tool" button, so other forum users will know that this isn't a problem anymore.

I have find it but it doesn't work correctly so I'm going to reinstall the software. Thank you

The "j" argument really work well. In my old netbook,compiling a symbian app used to take 10minutes. Now with desktop i5-4460,it only take 15second. Such a HUGE difference.

Hi, I spent a lot of time to read information about your company Which company? This forum is for users to learn Qt. Do you want to use Qt?

Welcome to the world of Qt :) Happy coding!

I thought it would've been out by now, the blog post has been posted on February 9th. Anyway, I'll try asking on the IRC. Thanks SGaist ;)

@BaldSpoon Hi, please see this article: http://www.qt.io/faq/

I don't think the fix for this situation is sprinkling the docs with "is always greater than or equal to 0". I don't really think there is a doubt in someones head about whether or not a size or length function returns negative value no matter if it's unsigned int, qint64 or size_t. I think the opposite is more reasonable - document cases where it can actually return negative value and what it means, which Qt docs are doing pretty consistently (correct me if I'm wrong).

Thanks for the info.

Sure :-)

@tekojo Understood. Thanks. By the way, I just found that submitting new tool is pretty easy. Just need to fill-in the form: http://stackshare.io/submit

@Jonathan77 Well, Qt Creator is more useful when you're working with Qt.

@tekojo 1 - yes 2 - no, my old account have another email, should I create an account again with my old email? I tried to choose my username with this email but it said the username is in use.