General and Desktop

Qt gets code directly from the WebKit project, so the patch needs to be submitted upstream to WebKit. After it has been merged upstream, it will be pushed into the Qt code base.

No, you have full control for the sub widgets without QLayout. all the move and resize behavior can be controlled by yourself now.

still waiting :(

Not possible with any window. The on-screen keyboard is not a window.

just use it like that: @extern int var = 0; extern QString aa = "";@ then use it in your cp file like any other var.. but don't re-initialize them, not like what you wrote.. Also... avoid extern and static use in Oriented object languages... classes are here to make everything easier, when you're using global variable you're breaking it. (It's like never use private statement in classes)..

You're welcome, Please update the thread's title to solved so other forum users may know a solution has been found :)

@ QBitArray theBitArray(yourQString.size()); //qintx depending on the size of your QString... for(qint32 i; i<yourQString.size(); i++ ) { if (yourQString.at(i) == '0') theBitArray[i]=false; else theBitArray[i]=true; } @

See QApplication::setGlobalStrut() or you have to use a custom style where you define the size of the buttons explicite. (--> QProxyStyle)

I am currently using Qt 5.0.2 on Windows 7 64 bits and I am experiencing the same issue.

I'm trying to understand difference between Whatsthis in designer (that automatically create a right-click context menu and show whatsthis) and the shortcut on the form "?" which does nothing! Have you some suggestion since you have almost done that?

For assistant, look into qt_sources_folder/tools/assistant For the QtHelp module, look at the "documentation":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qthelp-framework.html

Yes i did. It was a existent project that was working fine. So the problem should be in the OS/ Qt install.