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Yes, the error message is no longer there. Thanks.

Thanks! was pretty simple

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There is no direct way to set the line color (something like "setColor(foo)" does not exist). You either do need to change the palette, or use CSS style sheets. The latter is usually simpler and slightly slower.

Indeed. It'll just be a case of performance if i just stick the flags into the source model / have another model and sync the contact part with the original model and build on top of it. For now i'm gonna go with option 1 cos it seems obvious enuff to be a better performance solution

Thanks worked like a charm!

I created widget using QT Designer.Tab order I set using "Edit Tab order" in QT Designer.

Ah, yes. I always forget that those exist too :-)

Hi, I have finally found the problem. In the post I used as "reference" they are creating a filter for a fixed directory. I have modified it, by addind the method SetRootDir, to be able to change of directory. But I have not seem that in the QT doc it is written that in this case I must call the method InvalidateFilter().

I think I found the answer: The interface will connect signal to the dbus dynamically. I found @QDBusAbstractInterface::connectNotify@ in the source of QDBusAbstractInterface which calls connection->connectRelay. If you investigate a little bit further you will find the calls to connection->connect(..) somewhere. Vice versa you can find the same stuff for the disconnectNotify. So in my opinion: Smart Qt :D

Connect the currentIndexChanged signal from the box to a slot where you set the font of the editor using QWidget::setFont().

Hi, it is Qt not QT, and Qt Creator is just an editor... Also doing cross compilation is always tricky and I am not really a friend of it. But where is the problem to install e.g. VirtualBox and set up a Linux environment and compile your application natively. Then you can also debug it. Best

Hi, I got the answer, it is through itemsBoundingRect

Thanks, Lucas. QToolButton is actually what I need.

Thanks a lot, it worked like a charm. I needed image (QImage) object too, for some other features, so i retained that also. @if(fileInfo.fileName()!=fileInfo.baseName()+".svg") { displayImage.addPixmap(QPixmap::fromImage(image)); // add image to QGraphicsScene object } else if(fileInfo.fileName()==fileInfo.baseName()+".svg") { QGraphicsSvgItem *svgItem = new QGraphicsSvgItem( fileName ); displayImage.addItem( svgItem ); }@ @void aViewer::on_actionZoom_In_triggered() { ui->graphicsView->scale(1.1,1.1); }@

Thanks for your replies. Actually I am implementing a crop function. I want to draw a rectangle on an image displayed in qgraphicsview widget. the rectangle should be resizable on its ends using mouse. Once the user finalises the part of image, the program would use copy function of QImage to extract the cropped part. So, can you plz guide me with creating a resizable rectangle. If I reimplement the painter function of my mainwindow class, the rectangle gets displayed at the beginning. It should appear only when crop is invoked.

I don't believe nobody experienced this issue. :(