[Qt] Problem with Qt binding v2.4

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Hi, thank you for your answer.

Here it's not inlined, its just :

    bool isValid() const;

I have in the meantime commented out that function in the library, and it 
works perfectly. I have compiled it in scratchbox (harmattan sdk is 
available now like fremantle..) which can be downloaded from nokia's site... 
I believe that Harmattan is hardfloat now, like MeeGo.

Also, since Harmattan is uses QML now, we are in kind of a problem, as 
QWidget is being deprecated.. There are no native styles, so everything is 
ugly :)
One more problem is that when you create an application and run it in N950 
(i was one of the lucky few who received N950 from Nokia) there is a toolbar 
in the bottom of the screen which you cant hide unless you have QML code...

For the past few days, i have managed to create a QML window (i have 
translated some QtDeclarative headers into libQt4Pas) via QDeclarativeView. 
Then i created a dummy class in the library (QDeclarativeItem), and 
registered that type during runtime via qmlRegisterType function. Now, if i 
use eg. a QPushButton i can display it in that QMLWindow via 
QDeclarativeProxyWidget. But the trouble is, i can't embbed any LCL 
component because it needs a parent in order to be shown which is where i 
got stuck. I dont know how to make LCL component to be drawn(is this the 
right word?) without a parent (not possible i believe), or how to get a 
valid hwnd from that qml window.. Do you have any suggestions how to solve 
this?

It would be nice to mix QML and LCL :)

One more thing, i have translated the whole QtSensors, and they can now be 
used in fpc, i also created classes for them to simplify the use... I didn't 
translate hooks (there are a few) because i dont know C++ that well, but i 
will manage looking at the library as an example. So i hope i can contribute 
that to the library when i finish if you are interested..


Svetozar Belic. 


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