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Can I use Qt to pick/open files on shared folder? I've tried to use QFileDialog, but it seems that there is no "network" category, as in standrd windows explorer. kaliatech You need to specify which version of Qt you are using. Versions 4.7+ have support for native file dialogs and use them by default. See the accepted answer here: QFileDialog alternative that uses default file dialog defined by OS? In previous versions, there was no easy way to show network shares in the QFileDialog on Windows. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4818108/qt-and-files-in-shared-folders

I need to open a folder on a remote server with different credentials in a window (explorer.exe). I managed to do it with no credentials (my credentials), but when I do it with another username and another password than mine, it opens a prompt to enter a username and a password, and it says "access denied". In the access log on the remote desktop, it says that I tried to connect with my own username, and not the other username I entered. So, the process obviously did not work. But, I can't figure out why. My code is as follows: Dim domain, username, passwordStr, remoteServerName As String Dim

Goal: a shared library to use a function from an executable (which does not export symbols). Means: gcc -Wl,--defsym,function=0x432238 The man page states that: "--defsym symbol=expression" Create a global symbol in the output file, containing the absolute address given by expression. To my dismay, dlopen() is adding 0x7ffff676f000 , the shared library's base address (this is 64-bit code) to the exported "absolute symbol address": executable shared library ---------- linker -------------- symbol: 0x432238 =====> 0x7ffff6ba1238 objdump shows the correct symbol address ( 0x432238 ) in the

I was looking on the Internet to see if there were any good examples on how to initialize shared members within a class while still initializing instance variables. I did find an expression that might fit to the answer: Shared Sub New() 'Declare shared members End Sub But you also have the standard Sub New() 'Declare instance members End Sub How do I initialize both instance and shared members without re-initializing the shared members every time an object is created from a class? Shared Sub New (also known as a type constructor ) is executed only once for each type (within an AppDomain, that

I've a static java library compiled as a jar file. This jar loads a .so library using System.loadLibrary. Then another Android application project links statically the jar file. Everything is compiled using an Android.mk file in the NDK...how can I make the shared native library being included and correctly loaded from my final application (and "seen" from the jar code)? Ok I solved the problem by using these instructions in Android.mk: $(shell cp $(wildcard $(LOCAL_PATH)/libs/armeabi/*.so) $(TARGET_OUT_INTERMEDIATE_LIBRARIES)) LOCAL_JNI_SHARED_LIBRARIES:= libMyLib just before include $(BUILD

I'm trying to show an entity component in another Entity component. I found some information about shared modules online, I also checked this post but it's still not working for me. Well, it gets a little bit complicated when you have multiple modules in your project. In a project like the ones generated by JHipster there are several modules in the project. But no worries, the solution is easy: Assuming the entity component supposed to get displayed inside another component is ReviewComponent and also assuming there is a review.module for all the Review-related components, you should export

I want to create a shared memory between two process. I used fork(). A child tries to change this shared memory and mother creates another child so new child tries to change same memory so on. here is my code in C programing. (ubuntu) mylist ch=NUL; f=fork(); if(!f){ pba=shmget(KEYSHM,sizeof(char),0); /*created shared memory*/ ch=(mylist *) shmat(pba,0,0); ch->name=ugur; ch->surname=cedric; ...do something... } else{ if(ch) printf("this is top of mylist %s"ch->name); .......do something } It never writes ch->name. why? I created a shared memory. Why parent process cannot read? For the memory