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Sorry, my bad

good to hear it :)

im not sure, but wasnt there a limitation of 4 applications on windows starter? perhaps it thinks the filedialog is a Application by itself and stops it? As said, only a suggestion I'm not sure if its really the problem

ShapeShifter: Nobody minds you asking basic C++ questions. I (and others) even took the time to answer them, even though those questions are covered by any introduction text to C++, some of which were even recommended here. We provided way more interaction here as you had in the other forum thread you mentioned (which did provide an answer which I found genuinely helpful by the way). I am new to this whole forum thing (which I am doing almost exclusively in my spare time, I am not paid to answer questions here!) and this forum is new, too. So I am seriously interested in understanding your expectations.

found another (cleaner) option: to distinguish between clicked and toggled, former does not react to setChecked()

Ok, that's the same then, thanks.

Found the answer to my problems, what what?? "http://www.qtcentre.org/wiki/index.php?title=Memory_Leak_Detection_in_VS":http://www.qtcentre.org/wiki/index.php?title=Memory_Leak_Detection_in_VS

Great! Not sure if there is a bug already for this at "http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com":http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com, probably you could add one also another solution, you can check if "this":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/292/ works

hi stuk, this stylesheet, only modifies the height of the combobox itself, the individual item height in the popup is still defined by the font size. Not sure if we can set some margin for the font itself have to chk that :)

Thanks for all of your answers, much appreciated. I've tried to look at qml and it seems like it can accomplish what I want, and it is relatively simple as well.

Hi Chkon, slight correction, we use Qt and not QT :)

Hey, I take back my word. Except for QSqlTableModel. The rest of class in sql module work like a charm.

Thanks, Denis. What I'm trying to build now (this is actually a static lib) is already a part of SUBDIRS type .pro file. I thought about making the lib's top .pro file with SUBDIRS template, and putting a separate .pro file in all nested directories with OBJECTS_DIR overridden for each directory, so that object files do not conflict. I will keep this solution in mind. To my point view, the best solution would be making qmake create the same directory structure under specified OBJECTS_DIR. I mean, let say we have @OBJECTS_DIR = .obj SOURCES = Type1/.cpp Type2/.cpp@ and it will be just great, if qmake creates .obj, .obj/Type1, .obj/Type2 directories and puts .o files according to their location. Is this possible?

Perhaps we have some GUI element which we draw with QML help. Suppose it has edit fields for private user data. If there is no JavaScript QML is still useful because every user can write its own QML and have some pretty GUI element. But if JavaScript is turned on then some malicious man can integrate information stealing and many other disastrous things. It can even have privilege elevation at the worst case! No one can do the same thing with already built C++ code with an acceptable cost.

I think that setHost takes a hostname, not a URL. Try http.setHost("localhost", 54254); Hmm, QtSoap is still using QHttp? That surprises me. Oh well, another reason to switch to KDSoap once I release it (in a few weeks) :-)

iunknwn: Of course this relies on macros under the hood:-) Runtime detection is usually not what you want in the first place: Usually you need some code to do something platform specific and that code will not compile anywhere but on that one platform. You need macros for that or you will get into trouble everywhere that platform specific code does not work. Runtime detection is basically only useful if you need to know the exact version of the OS (e.g. Windows 7) you are running on and not just the generic type of OS (e.g Windows).

canFetchMore() will make a round trip to server as well. And it might get uglier than "select count(*)" since the hint indicate you should fetch more records to get accurate record count. More round trip for huge database of 100,000,000 records. What database are you using? Mysql ISAAM will provide instantaneous response on "select count(*)" as it is cached. Mysql InnoDB and postgresql count the record everytime, thus "select count" is a little slow (Not really that noticeable). Bottom line is, round trip to server is unavoidable. Franzk's addition by caching, looks marvelous. I will go with that.

Thank you for the help