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Thanks for your reply I will follow your advice and keep all sources in English. Assuming that in most of the cases a change in source code also implies a change in other languages the the use of keywords doesn't bring much advantage...

You need to create a "subdir":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/qmake-variable-reference.html#subdirs "project":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/qmake-variable-reference.html#template @ TEMPLATE = subdirs SUBDIRS = MainWindowDir Dialog1Dir Dialog2Dir ... Dialog11Dir if there is a dependency between subproject then CONFIG += ordered @ Put your current .pro files in the corresponding subdirs (MainWindowDir, Dialog1Dir, etc) QtCreator has "New project" wizard to create a "Subdir Project" in the "Other Project" list.

Hi, It really depends on what you want to do in the other thread, and how you've structured your program. I recommend you start by reading "Multithreading Technologies in Qt":http://doc-snapshot.qt-project.org/qt5-release/threads-technologies.html -- it compares all the different ways to use threads in Qt. If your program can use the map/filter/reduce pattern, Qt Concurrent provides pause/resume functionality. [quote author="Jeroi" date="1400188871"]Since I don't seem to find proper knowledge either on google or in IRC[/quote]Did you check Qt's official documentation? http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/qtconcurrent.html http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/examples-threadandconcurrent.html

Thank you deadbird :)

Thanks, Jens, I posted this same question on StackOverflow. A couple of suggestions from one commenter, (plus about 10 hours of banging my head against my keyboard) and I actually came up with a fairly painless way to achieve this that avoids using the id AND avoids making any assumptions about the internal ancestry of a delegate. Rather than duplicating the solution here, you can read about it there: "Anonymous Access To TableView.":http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23522186/qml-how-to-anonymously-access-to-tableview-from-within-delegates: It's not quite as straightforward as the exposure of the model to the delegate, but it's pretty close. wahynes

The shadow build directory can be set anywhere you want but not in the sources (that would defeat the purpose) You're welcome ! Since it's all good now, please update the thread title prepending [solved] so other forum users may know a solution has been found :)

I see. Thank you for help!

I corrected in the .pro file. Thank you!

[quote author="Clochydd" date="1397405737"]Hi, it will work with an integer variable as well. Make sure, your variable has a content which is represented in your QList - you may want to test it with qDebug() << i;[/quote] It's working. The for loop is running 0-5, but the data for QStringList have 0-4. Thank you for helping!

You're welcome, Please edit the title of your first post and prepend [solved] to it so that others can see easily it in the overview.

It looks like this was never answered. It's strange to me that QAbstractFileEngine was taken out considering Android "assets:" was added, "qrc:" has always been around, and it would be a really seamless way to integrate many things that just can't be integrated at the OS level when you don't have full control over the machine. How is it a "design flaw" to have this interface? Is GDAL VSI flawed? I think that's a matter of opinion, but the fact remains that many libraries have to work with both file and memory APIs. If a library is based on Qt, it would be nice to be able to make an abstract file system and be done with integration.

Thank you alot. I will write you.

I built one library called Tufão: https://github.com/vinipsmaker/tufao

Hi chethan7845, Please post your question in a new thread. It is completely unrelated to this one.

AFAIK currently, on iOS the libraries are built statically. It's at least the result of the default build

I found the problem! Your mask object size must be same as source object. See a sample: @import QtQuick 2.1 import QtGraphicalEffects 1.0 Rectangle { id: root width: 600; height: 450 Rectangle { id: sourceObj anchors.fill: parent Column { anchors.centerIn: parent rotation: -13 Text { text: "Iran advancing science" font { family: "Segoe UI Light"; pixelSize: 32 } } Text { text: "Persia was a cradle of science in earlier times. "+"<br/>"+ "Persia contributed to the current understanding of nature, "+"<br/>"+ "medicine, mathematics, and philosophy. Persians made important "+"<br/>"+ "contributions to algebra and chemistry, invented the wind-power "+"<br/>"+ "machine, and the first distillation of alcohol. " font { family: "Segoe UI Light"; pixelSize: 12 } } } color: "skyblue" visible: false } Rectangle { id: maskObj color: "transparent" //Notice! i want to mask only non-transparent area! anchors.fill: sourceObj //Size must be same as sourceObj Rectangle { id: realMask //<----- This is my real mask width: 313; height: 72 anchors.centerIn: parent color: "red" radius: 36 } visible: false } OpacityMask { id: myEffect source: sourceObj maskSource: maskObj anchors.fill: parent } } @ Good luck!

Thanks for taking out time to help

Hi and welcome to devnet, Sounds like a feature request to me :) If you think it might be a good idea, you can always fill a feature request on the "bug report system":http://bugreports.qt-project.org Or even better, if you already use Geotrans, you could try to give it a nice Qt interface and submit it to the Qt project