compiled GuidoEngine and GuidoQt under Windows XP with Visual Studio 2008 and
Qt 4.6.0. On Ubuntu my program works and looks ok, so the examples do under
Ubuntu and XP. But after compiling under XP the main view which should show
treble clef and c d e f g shows following:
Am I missing something? How are the examples compiled?
Konstantin
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I was too fast. There is a problem I can't understand. My application now
shows the right symbols, but every symbol has got a blue rectangle border. The
pre compiled examples in "GuidoQtApplsWin32-2.10" work good, so I compiled the
Qt examples (GuidoSceneComposer) by myself... now the examples have the same
problem.
My workspace: sources from today (svn, branch: mapping), guido.ttf from
branch/mapping/src, Qt 4.6.0, Visual Studio 2008.
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This is because you compiled a debug version (_DEBUG defined): in debug mode,
the system draws the elements bounding boxes. This behavior is now removed
from the latest versions since alternate ways exist to draw these bounding
boxes (currently provided on the mapping branch only).
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Dominique
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Hello again,
compiled GuidoEngine and GuidoQt under Windows XP with Visual Studio 2008 and
Qt 4.6.0. On Ubuntu my program works and looks ok, so the examples do under
Ubuntu and XP. But after compiling under XP the main view which should show
treble clef and c d e f g shows following:
Am I missing something? How are the examples compiled?
Konstantin
Sorry, ignore my question. I fixed it with putting the guido2.ttf into the
path.
I was too fast. There is a problem I can't understand. My application now
shows the right symbols, but every symbol has got a blue rectangle border. The
pre compiled examples in "GuidoQtApplsWin32-2.10" work good, so I compiled the
Qt examples (GuidoSceneComposer) by myself... now the examples have the same
problem.
My workspace: sources from today (svn, branch: mapping), guido.ttf from
branch/mapping/src, Qt 4.6.0, Visual Studio 2008.
This is because you compiled a debug version (_DEBUG defined): in debug mode,
the system draws the elements bounding boxes. This behavior is now removed
from the latest versions since alternate ways exist to draw these bounding
boxes (currently provided on the mapping branch only).
--
Dominique
Aaa, thank you again!
Konstantin