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Updated version of LGPL and FDL licenseheaders.
Apply release phase licenseheaders for all source files.
Reviewed-by: Trust Me
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The main app did not return an error code but rather a int-converted
boolean.
When loading from .tdf files, the tool will now search for .svg files
directly, if the part is not found in the .tdf file.
Task-number: QTSIM-9
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an intermediate binary format that can be read by the simulated
QS60Style. So, for example Designer (standalone or in Carbide) will
be able to display a realistic S60 Ui.
The intermediate binary format hashes of QPictures and QColors,
streamed to a QByteArray and compressed. The QS60Style could not load
the Carbide.ui theme directly because SVG handling is unfortunately
not part of QtGui, and would require a dependency on the QtSvg module.
Also, 's60theme' uses QWebkit to parse the SVG graphics (inspired by
Ariya's 'WebKit-based SVG rasterizer' labs post). QtSvg had some issues
with the SVGs that come with Carbide.ui.
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