Qt 4.6.0 Опции

[Litkevich Yuriy]

Выпущенна бетта версия (не techp review) Qt 4.6.0

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[Litkevich Yuriy]

Готов релиз-кандидат, вот мне письмецо пришло:

Hi,

We are about to ship the Release Candidate of Qt 4.6, and you should be able to download the package within the next few hours. There have been a number of changes to the new Qt 4.6 APIs since the Beta package, mostly renames of functions to provide a better API consistency. Most of the work however has focused on stabelizing the implementation of Qt 4.6, and we would appreciate if you could give the package a go with your application(s) and report any new issues through our public bug tracking system:

http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/secure/Dashboard.jspa

I would like to highlight one change on the Windows platform: We have redesigned the event processing quite extensively to improve the reliability of timers. This fixes an old problem with the Qt event loop - a very noticable symptom was that timers stopped firing when users pressed the left mouse button on the titlebar of a window. You can reproduce this with the "animatedtiles" example in the Qt 4.6 Beta. In the Release Candidate there will be a short delay (all Windows applications suffer from this), but timers will continue to fire.

If you are using Qt on Windows, and especially if you consider your application to be an advanced usecase wrt event processing (for instance, if you are integrating with the event loops of other toolkits or are using some of the integration hooks provided) we would appreciate if you could test your code against the Release Candidate and help us to make sure that the improvements in the event handling code are not introducing any negative side effects for your usecases. You can use the public bug tracking system to report any negative side effects, but also feel free to let me know directly if there is anything that you would consider a showstopper for the Qt 4.6.0 release.


We have unfortunately not been able to create a meaningful survey that would, as announced earlier, focus on the new functionality in Qt 4.6. However thanks to good feedback from the community to the respective blog posts on labs and the pre-releases, as well as your encouraging feedback in the responses to the Beta survey we are confident that the new APIs are going to make Qt 4.6 a great release!

Thank you for your time and for your contributions!

Best regards,
Volker Hilsheimer

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