Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/5.9' into 5.10
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@ -727,11 +727,9 @@ void QFont::setFamily(const QString &family)
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/*!
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\since 4.8
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Returns the requested font style name, it will be used to match the
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Returns the requested font style name. This can be used to match the
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font with irregular styles (that can't be normalized in other style
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properties). It depends on system font support, thus only works for
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\macos and X11 so far. On Windows irregular styles will be added
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as separate font families so there is no need for this.
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properties).
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\sa setFamily(), setStyle()
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*/
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@ -744,7 +742,12 @@ QString QFont::styleName() const
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\since 4.8
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Sets the style name of the font to \a styleName. When set, other style properties
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like \l style() and \l weight() will be ignored for font matching.
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like \l style() and \l weight() will be ignored for font matching, though they may be
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simulated afterwards if supported by the platform's font engine.
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Due to the lower quality of artificially simulated styles, and the lack of full cross
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platform support, it is not recommended to use matching by style name together with
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matching by style properties
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\sa styleName()
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*/
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@ -985,6 +988,10 @@ int QFont::pixelSize() const
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Sets the style() of the font to QFont::StyleItalic if \a enable is true;
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otherwise the style is set to QFont::StyleNormal.
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\note If styleName() is set, this value may be ignored, or if supported
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on the platform, the font may be rendered tilted instead of picking a
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designed italic font-variant.
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\sa italic(), QFontInfo
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*/
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Sets the weight of the font to \a weight, using the scale defined by
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\l QFont::Weight enumeration.
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\note If styleName() is set, this value may be ignored for font selection.
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\sa weight(), QFontInfo
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*/
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void QFont::setWeight(int weight)
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@ -1083,6 +1092,9 @@ void QFont::setWeight(int weight)
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For finer boldness control use setWeight().
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\note If styleName() is set, this value may be ignored, or if supported
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on the platform, the font artificially embolded.
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\sa bold(), setWeight()
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*/
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@ -1884,6 +1884,7 @@ static QPoint mapWindowCoordinates(QWindow *source, QWindow *target, QPoint poin
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}
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else {
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NSImage *nsimage = qt_mac_create_nsimage(pixmapCursor);
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nsimage.size = NSSizeFromCGSize((pixmapCursor.size() / pixmapCursor.devicePixelRatioF()).toCGSize());
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nativeCursor = [[NSCursor alloc] initWithImage:nsimage hotSpot:NSZeroPoint];
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[nsimage release];
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}
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{
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QNetworkAccessManager manager;
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#ifdef Q_OS_WIN32
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#ifdef Q_OS_WIN
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// This test assumes that attempt to connect to 255.255.255.255 fails more
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// or less fast/immediately. This is not what we observe on Windows x86:
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// or less fast/immediately. This is not what we observe on Windows:
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// WSAConnect on non-blocking socket returns SOCKET_ERROR, WSAGetLastError
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// returns WSAEWOULDBLOCK (expected) and getsockopt most of the time returns
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// NOERROR; so socket engine starts a timer (30 s.) and waits for a timeout/
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#else // bearermanagement
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QSKIP("This test is non-deterministic on Windows x86");
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#endif // !bearermanagement
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#endif // Q_OS_WIN32
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#endif // Q_OS_WIN
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QNetworkRequest request(QUrl("http://255.255.255.255/42/23/narf/narf/narf"));
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QNetworkReplyPtr reply(manager.get(request));
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