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#299 wontfix QLocalSever Silvan Scherrer
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It seems as QLocalServer never emits the newConnection() signal. At least http://trac.netlabs.org/qtapps/browser/smplayer/trunk/src/qtsingleapplication/qtlocalpeer.cpp receiveConnection() is never executed. It should be executed, when the signal newConnection() (at line 131 you see the connect to it) is seen.

#206 fixed QLibrary::load() may give invalid error string rudi
Description

When loading a DLL fails because a dependent module of the requested one is missing, QLibray::errorString() is wrong.

The reason for that is, that in this case DosLoadModule? returns ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND. QLibraryPivate::load_sys() then appends ".DLL" and retries the load. It should not do that, if the failing module is different from the one that was attempted to load.

#170 wontfix QIcon size selection different Windows vs. OS/2 rudi
Description

As you can see in the attachments, the "back" / "forward" buttons in the OS/2 version of the Arora browser are much smaller than in the windows version. The reason for that is that the PNG images for those buttons are available in the resolutions 16,32 and 128px while the "reload" image is present in 24 and 32px. The default size of the toolbar buttons in OS/2 is 24px, for which "back" and "forward" don't have an exact match. However, while our implementation chooses the next smaller pixmap, the Windows version downscales the higher one.

Even though the Windows source is also of version 4.6.2, there is different code in gui/image/qicon.cpp:

OS/2:

161	    int b = area(pb->size);
162	
163	    // prefer the largest among smaller
164	    int res = qMax(a,b);
165	    if (res > s) {
166	        // fallback to the smallest among larger
167	        res = qMin(a,b);
168	    }

Windows:

    int b = area(pb->size);
    int res = a;
    if (qMin(a,b) >= s)
        res = qMin(a,b);
    else
        res = qMax(a,b);
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