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I think that Qt QScroll area works wrong - I have reimplemented it and had no problems with borders!

I think the question is: why does your application not work as Windows - at least as far as I know - automatically hides new system tray icons. To be honest I don't know how Windows decides which icon is displayed and which not. Are the any active bubbles, context menus or notifications that might keep the icon "active"?

You need to have Qt configured using openssl option. @./configure -openssl-linked OPENSSL_LIBS='-L/opt/ssl/lib -lssl -lcrypto'@

[quote author="fluca1978" date="1320838708"]It will be simpler to know where the segfault is generated. Try debugging each line or place some qDebug() in your code to understand at which line it happens. Usually the problem means you are trying to access an object you haven't created or you have already destroyed.[/quote] Oh, exactly I've forgot about debug. @sri438 just press F5 in QtCreator and you'll see where this error happens.

Well, when you compile something static the linker does not include all the symbols in the resulting binary, it usually just picks the ones referenced. So if your library A has references to symbols 1, 2 and 3 of library B only those are included. If your application now references symbol 4, 5 and 6 of library B, but is just linked against A (which has only 1, 2 and 3) you will get an linker error and you will have to link against library B again (so the linker can pull out symbol 4, 5 and 6).

I think its related to "this":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/11376/ thread Andre. We're in a loop. ^^

Problem is Solved DOS use / not \ and i must do when i run program go to root directory by cd... I make bat file which have cd c:\ and run program and problem is not exist Thanks everybody

THANK YOU, THANK YOU GEROLF!!! "asVariant" did the magic!! I'm using mingw, "off-the-shelf" Qt SDK, out of stubbornness, laziness, and the hackiness factor of making the API surrender to OSS :-). That compensates the extra quirkiness... I don't mind the enums; if necessary, I can almost copy/paste them from the ->generateDocumentation() output or SAP B1 documentation. Many thanks again! You are da man. Joao S Veiga

First of all I don't think that reporting all the compile output could help in this case. However on the right side of the UI editor you have a property editor, scroll it until you find the "checked" property and mark it as true. Of course having the checkbox selected in the form. It worked fine for me. Now things I will look if it does not work: having an instance of the application still running that prevents the modification of the file having some code that interferes with the checkbox, such as @ui->checkbox->setChecked( false );@ somewhere else in your application having selected the wrong checkbox in the form editor

[quote author="Kxyu" date="1320771837"]So what's the problem? The sources are provided for that demo[/quote] Good question ;-)

I'll keep that in mind. Yes, surely we are upgrading soon. thank you

Just a matter of design left then. I would pass the painter to the helper functions, rather than keep it in the header. It will allow widgets inheriting from yours to use their own painter. It's really much nicer if you think about it.

You are confusing the matter again. Are you using QTableView or QTableWidget? QTableWidget gives you accessor method to get the items representing the headers (if you set them, I'd think), while if you are using QTableView, you can use the model to find out the header contents as well. If you do just a little bit of searching in the documentation on a relevant term like "header" you will find them in no time flat. I am wondering though: what is your goal? Why do you need to store the contents of the headers in some variables? It doesn't seem to make too much sense.

have you tried to use QPixmap::transform method ? From the Qt docs, we can invoke QTransform::rotate (90), and QTrasformationMode with Qt::SmoothTransformation using bilinear filtering.

[quote author="Volker" date="1320789006"]This basically works for me: @ void MainWindow::displayToolTip() { QPoint pos = mapToGlobal(ui->textEdit->pos()); QToolTip::showText(pos, QString("The text edit has %1 chars").arg(ui->textEdit->toPlainText().count())); } @ [/quote] I did this originally but the tooltip wasn't alway showing, probably due to me making the changes too fast. thanks.

you will not drag'n'drop a widget I think you mean a listWidgetItem, right? There is a description on how to do drag'n'drop, that is (from my POV) good: "FAQ: How can I drag and drop in a widget":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/faq/answer/how_can_i_do_drag_and_drop_in_a_widget "FAQ: How can I drag from e.g a QListWidget and drop in an editable QTableView?":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/faq/answer/how_can_i_drag_from_e.g_a_qlistwidget_and_drop_in_an_editable_qtableview "FAQ: When dragging and dropping between 2 views, how can I perform a move without pressing Shift?":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/faq/answer/when_dragging_and_dropping_between_2_views_how_can_i_perform_a_move_without "Wiki: Drag and Drop within a GridView":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/Drag_and_Drop_within_a_GridView "Docs: Drag and drop support in models":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/model-view-programming.html#drag-and-drop-support-and-mime-type-handling "Docs: Drag and Drop Examples":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/examples-draganddrop.html These links should give you some ideas.

is TCPSocketThread a subclas of QThread? If yes, the object itself belongs to the creating thread (typically the main thread), and the slot will be executed there. "Have a look at peppes article about threads.":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/ThreadsEventsQObjects

it should be fixed. not good idea on using #ifdef OS for a syntax like this!