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[quote author="peppe" date="1301078417"]!http://gallery.koroded.net/d/453-1/roflcopter.gif![/quote]

Ah how I miss playing WarCraft 3. What a great game.

it does, thanks! :)

Adhering to the "single point of exit" dogma leads to unreadable code if you have more than two or three nested if statements and it puts else blocks far away from the corresponding if. I regard this as bad coding style and urge all my fellow programmers I'm responsible for to not use this pattern.

Also, coding style is clearly a matter of taste - it's not helpful to bring in such topics into an obviously technical discussion. Please discuss these things in a new thread. Thanks.

Thank you. The problem is the way I have done the link (now is correct, from file uploaded on project.forum ecc.) the other will be the size (no more than 800 px wide I suppose)

[quote author="mariusg" date="1300582051"]Closer to home, here is the last month for DevNet, as reported by Google Analytics:[/quote]
But that is a very specific crowd, that often has much more control over their machines than your average office donkey that has a complete lockdown of his machine.

Congratulations to Andre..

While it doesn't speak to the technical attributes of the two frameworks, the "job trends":http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends?q=Qt,+wxWidgets is interesting, and gives some indication about the amount of use and growth of Qt relative to wxWidgets. Sometimes companies want reassurance of the safety of a choice more than the technical analysis.

Knut has blogged about it now; http://blog.qt.nokia.com/2011/03/14/indias-first-kde-conference/

bq. I think that at this point we just have to rely on the ongoing pushes of new updates and technology to be the proof that whatever is, is. If there is a reason for them to keep development going (and I believe there is), then we will continue to see proof from the results of what is coming out of the oven. Until we all know the big picture, that’ll have to be sufficient. I, personally, am content with that for the time being.

100% acknowledge

Sebastian Nyström of Nokia today cleared things in his blog post "Qt and Digia, facts and fiction":http://blog.qt.nokia.com/2011/03/14/qt-and-digia-facts-and-fiction/.

Important quote for this discussion is

bq. Nokia will continue to invest in the development of Qt, continues to hold the copyright and will continue to publish Qt under an open source license benefitting the whole community.

Thank you peppe, this is the first time I have a clear answer.
Thus, this is exactly what I need :) Great!

P.S. What is the forum where this QT-Branch is discussed ?

[quote author="mlong" date="1299795532"]There's nothing really to test. I've been using fullscreen widgets for years, and it works great. It's not a hack to make it work or anything. Just need to set the QWidget::fullScreen property on your whatever your root widget is and, voila, it works.

See "here":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qwidget.html#fullScreen-prop for details.

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I’m not talking about this, but real fullscreen, like SDL’s.

I can suggest an e-ink based reader, then I can share my waste bibliography...

Sure!

no hidden meaning

Yeah, it would have been nice. Maybe next time. Thanx anyway :-)

I wonder what you guys are planning exactly.. :P

I’m using the help in Qt Creator too..

The fact that Nokia is going to release their smart phones with WP7, doesn't necessarily mean they will be doing tablets and other stuff with WP7.

[quote author="vishwajeet" date="1298350405"]There will be still millions of devices that Nokia has planned to ship based on Symbian and Qt. So i guess that means there is enough devices for long time to code in Qt.

So dn't rush to burn that book, u might need it ;) [/quote]

Probably you misunderstood what the poster meant. He didn't mean to burn it. He meant to read it without waiting anymore.