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This way you dont have to make your own rectangle just pick one you like :D

I moved the DirektX related comments to the "respective thread":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/10105/

Hello Deimos, While searching for a similar solution, I came across your reply. Just wanted to warn that the 'matio' library does not support Matlab level 4 files too well. I just tried it out with a simple file I have, a it just didn't work. I contacted the author and he indicated he'd rather drop level 4 support (admittedly a little old), than patch it up to get it working. John

YMVV, but "here":https://projects.developer.nokia.com/qt_metro/wiki#GettingStarted:CompilingQtonWindows8 are some instructions on building Qt with MSVC11 (includes a list of the missing headers/libs). Also, read the section on patching JSCore if it does not compile for you.

What's the point in bringing up a 8-months old thread? The aforementioned bug report by Charles is already closed and the fix shipped in 4.7.2. Can you add new details or what?

It seems that the safest solution will be to load unknown dll as separated process. Thanks a lot for your help.

Programming by delegation ... good idea for the weekend approaching ;-P

Yes, but at least with Quick 1.x, you can mix & match. That is: you can use QML for widgets where that makes sense, and keep using the normal QWidgets for other things. That is: you don't have to do everything at once.

You can just make your button the default button on the form. @ QButton::setDefault(true); @ That will make it respond to an Enter click anywhere in the form, except when the currently focussed widget accepts the enter key itself (like a QPlainTextEdit widget).

Hello, Sorry to answer late on this post, i didn't notice as it grows ;) ! To make your application to have focus, you can communicate with the process that you made working ( with readyReadStandardOutput()....), then you can send kind of "events" to the app, and itself can then use activateWindow(). This is not a simple way, but as your simple try does not work, i have used this one, and at least it works. altought the behaviour seems different on windows, it is still ok. democrie

Nice. I'll try this. { It works perfectly } Thanks to all

Thank you both of you! ;) Controller c; and it worked. Thank you so much for your time!

[quote author="Volker" date="1317979869"]I didn't look into the sources, but it may be that postgresql can handle this on the server side or does the parsing and splitting internally in its own libs.[/quote] Yes, maybe it is so. But i don not understand why exec(QString) is made from prepare(QString) and exec(). As i can see from sources, the only reason for this is unwillingness to write similar code in exec(QString) and prepare(QString). Actually i can write exec(QString) with native SQLite's sqlite3_exec() which, as i mentioned above, can handle multiple statements in a single query.

It means that you need to read the documentation of [[doc:QPaintEvent]]?

That did the trick! thanks a lot!;-)

Thanks Vass and Volker...its working absolutely fine... Thanks for the valuable inputs..

At the moment I've solved implementing a private class with a few fields: @class MapData{ public: QString context; QString title; int index; };@ and I convert the map that is passed to me to a list of MapData where I store also the index of the tab when I build it. In this way, using TabWidget::currentIndex() as the current index of the list I can get out the context for the selected tab. So, in the end, I adapted my data structure to a linear one.

Yes, startDetached() works... Thank you!