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		pjmlp on Dec 8, 2017 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Qt 5.10 released Not all Qt developers are happy to be forced to use QML, which again, was my point to start with. C++ Widgets should be able to offer a mobile friendly version of themselves. Which was actually a point that was discussed for the Qt roadmap at Qt World Summit 2017.

eql5 on Dec 8, 2017 [–]

OK, I understand your point. Good luck, then!

pjmlp on Dec 9, 2017 | [–]

Thanks, but actually I don't use Qt anymore, that bug and a few other ones in 5.4 lead me to use Java and C++/CX for the UI, with common business logic in C++, in a MVVM approach.

The approach of re-doing in QML standard UI components is not appealing.

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