This is now fixed in SVN revision 682 or later. The QQ article wasn't very useful for this one -- you need to send a close event to the QApplication, which goes and closes each window for us.
Then you quit. (This is actually how Qt handles AppleEvents like the Dock menu.)
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For "quit" we need to send a close event to each window:
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This is now fixed in SVN revision 682 or later. The QQ article wasn't very useful for this one -- you need to send a close event to the QApplication, which goes and closes each window for us.
Then you quit. (This is actually how Qt handles AppleEvents like the Dock menu.)