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Thanks! Question answered.

ok.thanks for all :)

@Asperamancacabq thanx for suggesting a way .. i did a bit different i overrode itemchange() and in that checked section of ItemSelectedChange if selection false then call clearselection() from QTextCursor object.

is “chargement” declared as a slot? yes does pageActuelle object exist when you are trying to connect its’ signal to slot? yes i didn't understand this sentence "didn’t you forget about Q_OBJECT macro in any header?" i have changed the topic in english

I will check, thank you.

Could you try the multimedia examples to see if they also suffer from the problem ?

Any ideas?

hmm...strange. you may need to play around and set min and max sizes of the labels and the buttons.

The answer is in the "doc":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qsplitter.html#childrenCollapsible-prop

no problem...everyone was at some point ;)

Oh yeah, don't know why but I missed that one, even if there are not that many results for "wheelEvent modifiers"... Thanks, I'll look into that patch.

suree!

Hi all, The problem is solved. The reason is, as Robot indicated, the use of qPrintable(). I just used it because I find it in a Qt textbook and thought that a QString cannot be passed to a stream directly. Now I think I must learn more about qPrintable(). Where can the documentation for qPrintable() be found in "Qt Creator --> Help"? Thanks!

As 1+1=2 states, you can store pointers or references instead. Alternatively, you can store explicitly shared values in the container. There really are not much more than a nice value-based wrapper around a shared data pointer. Note that all Qt containers take copies of the values you put in, so you need to put a type inside your container for which the copy still represents the same underlying data: a reference, a pointer or a construct like an explicitly shared value.

OK. thank you for your help. Let me see again.

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OK, now I think I know what happen... I build my opencv with Qt4!

[quote author="clogwog" date="1375254942"]mmm so you receive data on both sockets all the time. but you would only like to show the data from the second socket once you haven't received data from the first socket for a particular time ? how about a timer that gets reset every time you receive data from the first socket ? and only when the timer expires you start looking at data from the second socket ? [/quote] Ok Sir Thank u very much for the precious guidance that u have given to me. I learned a lot of new things from your post. Thank u very much .have a nice day

For me, the content of pointers is shown too. Are you sure you are running GDB on a debug build of your project? You need to switch Qt Creator build configuration to debug and then run the debugger (just to be on the safe side, you can also clean and rebuild the whole project).