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It will be more clear for beginners when they understand the basics of socket programming , plz follow the link .. http://csharp.net-informations.com/communications/csharp-socket-programming.htm it will provide the basics. vayne.

Probably you should post vtk related topics at the vtk mailingslist.

Could you not use some CSS to manage the styling of the buttons? I have done something similar with Qtoolbuttons

I am having the same problem and I am using macx-g++, I have tried macx-llvm with the same problem. I can get my code to compile when I omit x86 from the following line in the .pro file and build for 64 bit only. @CONFIG += x86 x86_64@ I have just upgraded to mountain lion, latest xcode and bump Qt libraries to 4.8.3. This was all working fine on Mountain Lion with latest xcode and 4.8.0. I upgraded as there are specific mountain lion fixes in 4.8.3. Might be worth noting I'm building outside of Qt creator just to simplify things a little.

Thanks o use chrpath comand line and fix the problem. Now my debian package is building without errors.

You can use the designer to design your ui. There are some simplifications that you can connect predefined signals and slots. What you want to have is program logic and the designer is not able to help you with this because it is not made for that. bq. Always use a proper tool. If you don't have a proper tool, use a hammer. by Montgomery Scott

If you use QTreeWidget instead of QTreeView this method will already exist... (addItem, insertItem, etc...)

Which operating system are you running? Assuming Linux, and gstreamer, have you installed the gst-plugins related to mp4 files? Depending on your distribution, these will be called something like gst-plugins-ugly. Have a dig around the package manager to see what gst-plugins-* are available. I doubt this is a qt issue. Also you could try a differently encoded file, for example an mp3 file. If that plays it isolates the problem as being system/codec related. If that doesn't work, you will need to be a little more forthcoming with information about your problem if you want help

Ah, apparently I need to call @ childLcd->setAutoFillBackground(true) @ Works now!

@ args << getIPAddress() << QString("1705"); @ There may be some other arguments need to be set though. I'm not familiar with Windows's telnet command, but I did ran into some input/output redirection issues using ssh under Un*x and Plink under Windows.

I deleted an unnecessary line and the code started working again. Problem solved.

Ok, found the problem: I was just passing a wrong id :-) this code shows a single element of a svg file: @#include <QtGui/QApplication> #include <QtSvg> int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { QApplication app(argc, argv); QGraphicsScene scene; QGraphicsView view(&scene); QSvgRenderer* svgRend = new QSvgRenderer(QLatin1String(":/images/main.svg")); QGraphicsSvgItem* svg = new QGraphicsSvgItem(); if(svgRend->elementExists("g6084")) { svg->setSharedRenderer(svgRend); svg->setElementId(QLatin1String("g6084")); } scene.addItem(svg); view.show(); return app.exec(); } @

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5596255/lyrics-api-for-my-ios-music-app this can help you for lyrics http://www.last.fm/api this help to get all other information of track.this return result in xml format including cover art path.

You can use @QByteArray::append(const char*, int)@ and @QByteArray::fromRawData(const char*, int)@ Be careful with this methods and take a look to Jeroentje@home's post.

Sound more like a job for ListView or - even better - Repeater elements, then. You can access Repeater's elements by inspecting item.children, and ListView (or GridView) by checking out the model. You need to identify the elements either by index or objectName property, though - standard ids will not work.