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@JonB That would explain why my underlined text is showing up as italic. Github dialect doesn't have 0x4000. But Qt 5 doesn't seem to have QTextMarkdownImporter. And weirdly: MarkdownDialectCommonMark = 0

@Jens-G As @JonB already said clazy complains about the temporary QList returned by .keys(). To prevent it you could either use QMapIterator or QMap::key_iterator to join your code. I made some quick and dirty "performance" measurements on my machine and STL-style key iterators seem to be consistently faster than the other methods: .join(): T1: "Bananas, Bread, Milk" Timing: 3900 nanoseconds. QMapIterator: T2: "Bananas, Bread, Milk" Timing: 4200 nanoseconds. STL-style: T3: "Bananas, Bread, Milk" Timing: 1500 nanoseconds. Done on Windows 11, Visual C++ 2022, Qt 6.5.0 Release mode with AVX2

@clarify You go to https://bugreports.qt.io/, create your "Bug report" with the default Issue Type of Suggestion, and see what happens to it :)

@JonB I can confirm that the approach used on S.O. works. Thanks for that.

@JonB Right, that makes sense. I think what I have is the same I just decided to add a boolean for simplicity :)

@kkoehne Yes, in QT 6.5 doc it is fixed. Thank you

@mahmoodn So however it does it (from Nautilus?) it maybe is different from however it does "opened a file from a remote location" in Creator? I don't know how you do that from Creator vs Nautilus/gedit, if Creator accepts drag&drop maybe you can try that from Nautilus instead of "open remote"?

@JonB Thank you! That is a serious problem which I had not noticed. and I made a quick fix , here it is: bool eventFilter(QObject * obj, QEvent * event) override { qDebug()<<obj<<event->type(); if(event->type() == QEvent::ContextMenu) { QTableWidget *tableWidget = static_cast<QTableWidget*>(obj->parent()); //restore selection when contextMenu is called tableWidget->setSelectionMode(QAbstractItemView::ExtendedSelection); } if(event->type() == QEvent::MouseButtonPress) { QMouseEvent *mouseEvent = static_cast<QMouseEvent*>(event); //eventFilter is installed on table viewport, because mousePressEvents are not captured... //...if the eventFilter is installed on the table directly //The table could be accessed using viewport->parent() QTableWidget *tableWidget = static_cast<QTableWidget*>(obj->parent()); //if it's an RMB event, disable selection if(mouseEvent->button() == Qt::RightButton) { tableWidget->setSelectionMode(QAbstractItemView::NoSelection); } } return QObject::eventFilter(obj, event); } Thank you for you feedback! any further feedback is appreciated!

Hello Pl45m4, thank you for the time you gave me. I also found version 0.6.2, but it doesn't change much from the code I used. The problem apparently doesn't seem to be the code but the development environment I use: 6.5.0_msvc2019_64, Qt Creator based on Visual Studio C++ 2019 (the version I have of Visual Studio C++ is the 2022 Community) with Extensions | Qt VS Tools. This was an old Qt issue already dating back to 4.7.x with the same plugin I presented in the post. I was able to get it to work properly in Qt Designer based on MinGW 4.8. Others had tried to use it in Visual Studio C++ but they couldn't set the led shape from the Qt Designer properties, just like it happens to me. By chance, were you able to make it work in Qt Designer (the change of the form corresponds to a different display of the LED on the form you are drawing in Qt Designer)? If yes, can you tell me which version of Qt Creator, Qt Designer you use and with which compiler-environment (MinGw which version, Visual Studio C++ which version) ?

Totally agree - they should add new option, something like "Hide linked headers", same as Borland/Embarcadero do it for many years in C++ Builder. Because Borland form unit consists of 3 files: cpp file, hpp file, frm (form) file. It is not necessary to display these 3 files separately. Same in Qt - I want to see units: cpp+h and switch between them when working with this unit.

@clarify Glancing at sources I can only say/see that QTextEdit sets indent in QTextEditPrivate::createAutoBulletList(). For the rest there is a QTextHtmlImporter::import(). For yours maybe you'd have more luck with <ul>, I don't know. By the way, just a feature request: It'd be nice if QTextEdit could generate simple HTML, with no CSS at all, like the more rudimentary browsers can understand e.g. Lynx, Links. By now you should know this a user forum, and I am a user just like you, no point requesting features here!

@Kaguro It's a bit hard to tell, what the a QCompleterand a corresponding QLineEditdo, if their connection is intercepted. There is a bug which we currently work on, which has to do with focus setting on a completer. Maybe it's related. You could follow it up, it's gonna be merged soon.

@clarify This does not work: underline i.e. the _ character causes italic not underline.

@RazerMind Have a look at LibHaru, esp. the Graphics part https://github.com/libharu/libharu/wiki/Graphics

It turns out the solution is to use the existing QProperty declarations in the QWidget header: #my_widget #my_label { color: black; } // This does not work // #my_widget:focus #my_label { // color: white; // } // This works #my_widget[focus="true"] #my_label { color: white; } Sadly, to make this work, you still need to check the focus events of your parent widget and do: my_label->style()->unpolish(my_label); my_label->style()->polish(my_label); Also, the hover state doesn't seem to be represented as QProperty, so I'll have to add that property manually and query the QHoverEvents

Hi, Did you also install the ˋ-dev` variant of that package ?