Custom Query (301 matches)
Results (103 - 105 of 301)
| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #109 | fixed | QFSfileEngine doesn't set RootFlag for drives | ||
| Description |
As a result, QFileInfo::isRoot("X:/") returns false. This confuses QDirModel and makes intefaces using it (e.g. examples\itemviews\dirview or the mp3diags file tree view) look really wrong, see the screenshot. |
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| #110 | fixed | Upgrade to GCC 4 | ||
| Description |
We should move to GCC 4 ASAP (thanks to Paul for providing the builds) because GCC 3.3.5 is waaaay to old out of life (GCC 4 includes tons of very nice fixes). |
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| #111 | fixed | Stop using Open32 registry in QSettings | ||
| Description |
It has shown that the Windows registry implementation in the Open32 Reg* API that we use for the QSettings storage has one severe bug: under certain conditions (I suspect an application crash while a handle to a registry path is open) it corrupts the registry database so that any further attempt to write to that path or to just delete it returns Error 87 (invalid function). Even worse, this problem is persistent -- after rebooting OS/2, the database is still broken and gives the same error. The only way to fix the broken database I know of is to restore C:\OS2\SYSTEM\SYSTEM.DAT and C:\OS2\SYSTEM\USER.DAT from the backup. It's obvious that the backup isn't always available which makes the further use of Qt applications on the broken OS/2 system impossible. This situation must be avoided. |
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