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We are pleased to announce the release of QtitanDocking 2.3. We fixed a number of problems that appeared in the previous version. Fixed bug with working with old OpenGL widget. Improved resize smoothness. Fixed problems with saving and restoring docking layout. Fixed bug when working under Linux Ubuntu 18 (KDE and Gnome). |
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We are pleased to announce the release of QtitanChart 6.0.0 beta 1. Now the chart and diagrams component supports Python based on PySide2. Additionally, the version improves the work with Windows 10 and added support for Qt5.12. |
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We are pleased to announce the release of QtitanDocking 2.2. The version fixes several important problems in the work of the save/restore layout mechanism. Fixed crashes app on panel dragging. |
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We are pleased to announce the release of version QtitanDataGrid 6 beta 1 with Python support! In QtitanDataGrid 6, we added support for Python, maked a code optimization to reduce memory usage and reduced time for the grid initialization. The previous version of the grid had a QList of all rows inside the grid. This led to unreasonable consumption of memory, which was well noticeable in large tables. In version 6, we removed this list, which ultimately reduced memory consumption by 10-15% by our tests. However, this will require minor user's code changes when migrating to version 6. Now the grid returns GridRow object by value (GridRow &) but not as before the reference to it (GridRow *). Another potential performance problem of QtitanDataGrid 5 was the mechanism of embedding the QWidget into the grid cell. We use a hidden scene to insert a widget into a cell that initializes the QWidget with the Qt::WA_DontShowOnScreen attribute. The implementation of this flag in Qt leads to the creation of a hidden native window. As a result, for each grid cell that has QWidget a native window is created, which greatly slows down the initialization of the grid. This problem is completely solved in version QtitanDataGrid 6 and now the grid is initialized 2 or 3 times faster than before. The problem is well demonstrated in this screenshot: Version 6 has support for Python based on PySide2 (Qt5.12). Separate installation allows you to fully abstracted from C++. By installing the package for Python, you got the Python bindings for the grid and all the demo examples that are migrated to Python. Unfortunately, in order to work properly with Python, we had to change some enumerators to initialize the grid. To facilitate the migration of your code that worked with version 5 we added the file QtitanGridMigration_V5_V6.h. You need to include this file wherever you use grid 5 immediately after the grid include file. Among other things, we fixed a set of minor errors, improved the work with Windows 10 and added support for Qt 5.12. |
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We are pleased to announce the release of the second beta version of QtitanRibbon 5. Version fixes all errors that were found in the process of testing beta 1. Improved Python support. In addition to the build for Windows, versions for Linux and MacOSX are now available for download. |
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We are pleased to announce the release of QtitanDocking 2.1. The version has several important improvements relative to the previous version. We have completely redesigned the dock window drag-drop mechanism. Now we use the native command to start dragging. In Windows it is SYSCOMMAND, in Linux it is based on _NET_WM_MOVERESIZE message and on MacOSX we use - NSWindow::performWindowDragWithEvent(). Another important change is that now it is possible to hide the central widget and docking the panels can be performed anywhere, throughout the window without the central widget. This feature was available in the regular dock engine in Qt. Also, a number of bugs were fixed with incorrect determination of the position for docking. |
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We are pleased to announce the release of the component QtitanNavigationDesignUI (old product name QtitanNavigation) version 2.0 beta 1. This version has the support for Python 3 based on Qt for Python - PySide2. It contains fixes for Windows 10, support for Qt5.12 and other improvements. The trial version can be downloaded at this link. |
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We congratulate all our Customers and site Visitors on New 2019 Year! As usual in the New Year holidays we are pleased to offer You a discount for the purchase of new licenses and the renewal of old ones. 25% for new and 20% for renewal. Discounts will be applied automatically and will be valid until February 2019. If for some reason a discount has not been applied to your order, please let us know, we will adjust the amount in the order. |
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