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also do refer to the chips demo src that ships with Qt, a very neat example

moved this thread to desktop forum

moved this to desktop forum

[quote author="asish" date="1283414445"]I m facing same problem. plz metion how to solve it.I'v spent already 16 hrs but could not solve. Best Regards, asish[/quote] have you read the thread completly? there is already a solution

[quote author="Franzk" date="1283406222"]Just because the memory footprint of a program is growing, it doesn't mean there is a memory leak. As Denis stated, the WTM is a rather crude tool and can therefore only really be used for a crude overview. [/quote] I know WTM is not a good tool for that, but I thinks it can give me an idea of memory usage. Maybe this is not a memory leak, but it sound strange to me that a simple do-nothing application use so much memory and that it increases even if I do nothing. The same do-nothing application implemented as dialog (without the subwindow) has a stable memory usage. Increasing memory footprint dones't mean memory leak, of course, but if it isn't a memory leak, it is memory used somewhere by the application. In this case the application does nothing at all, so I suppose is Qt that is doing something with that memory. Is that a normal behaviour for a Qt application? My real-application, with about 64 QSpinBox into a subwindow, refreshed every 250ms, easly eats megabytes. At first I supposed there is a memory leak in my code, even it don't use the freestore, but then I extract the piece of the GUI I had posted. Of couse, maybe I have a problem with my code also.

I put up something quickly "here":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/CustomTabBar, with just one tab button, but something you can extend upon.. is this what you wanted?

Thanks Franzk. Since I couldn't find a way to access the application menu, manually translating or recreating the menu isn't possible.

I've managed to incorporate an Event Dispatcher defining an Event Sink Map using ATL to notify events in Qt now. After evaluating the possibilities not using ATL I did not find a feasible alternative. Too bad ATL is not part of the free Windows SDK or VC++ Express distros. I'd still be pleased to here if anyone managed with ActiveQt or without ATL. Greetings, bfabricius

thanks :)

This really isn't the correct forum for these questions: "The purpose of this forum":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/264/

@ ImgWdg::ImgWdg(QWidget *parent): QWidget(parent) { setAttribute(Qt::WA_DeleteOnClose); // setAttribute(Qt::WA_StaticContents); setSizePolicy(QSizePolicy(QSizePolicy::Fixed,QSizePolicy::Fixed)); // setSizePolicy(QSizePolicy(QSizePolicy::Maximum,QSizePolicy::Maximum)); // setSizePolicy(QSizePolicy(QSizePolicy::Minimum,QSizePolicy::Minimum)); pImg = NULL; createScrolls(); }-- @ @ ImgWdg * child = new ImgWdg(fileName); child->setFixedSize(600,600); // ImgWdg * child = new ImgWdg(fileName,mdiArea); QHBoxLayout *hLayout = new QHBoxLayout; hLayout->addWidget(child); QWidget * container = new QWidget; container->setLayout(hLayout); mdiArea->addSubWindow(container); mdiArea->cascadeSubWindows(); if(child->isData){ // child->show(); container->show(); @ fixed mini only , but stretch freely !

try this instead: @ setStyleSheet("QAbstractScrollArea { margin: 16px; }"); @

Oh, also one more thing. I did add an exit() to my downloadFinished slot. Further, this has caused my main gui to remain responsive. There is no 1 1/2 second pause when the download is taking place.

Use QStyle. What graphics-theme on Ubuntu you have? May be that theme use its own QStyle with(out) borders.

You can solve this by making CustomItem a QGraphicsSvgItem: @ class CustomItem : public QGraphicsSvgItem { ... }; CustomItem::CustomItem(QGraphicsItem *parent) : QGraphicsSvgItem(fileName, parent) { }@

[offtopic]I found bug. While you dont select "MY EVENT" code, it show incorrect in Firefox, without "_" character.[/offtopic]

I downloaded the binary distribution of Qt and my qconfig.pri file contains this: QT_CONFIG += release debug zlib png accessibility qt3support opengl s60 openssl ipv6 script scripttools xmlpatterns phonon phonon-backend multimedia audio-backend webkit native-gestures svg minimal-config small-config medium-config large-config full-config And, what I've read seems to indicate that the Qt binary distribution is not built with OpenSSL enabled. So, can these flags possibly be accurate?

Reported it as a bug: http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTSDK-176

Apologies for replying to myself. After deinstalling the 3rd party codecs and testing for a while it crashed again, but only once, where before it would crash much more often. This seems to happen when I try to play an MPEG-4 H.264 file. BTW, I don't understand why the file doesn't play without any 3rd party codec on Windows 7. Windows Media Player plays it just fine. Shouldn't everything that works in WMP also work in Phonon::VideoPlayer? This is a huge problem for the app I'm writing. The customers expect to be able to play common video files, especially if they work in the default media player. WMV can not be used either, since that doesn't work with the Mac version (see "WMV Playback using Phonon::VideoWidget and Flip4Mac fails in 32-Bit builds":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/628). Any help would be greatly appreciated...