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[quote author="sheehan1234" date="1315342002"] I started this new project through "Other project> C++ library". [/quote] So you are creating a library ,this way . Why dont you start with a console applicaiton ? EDIT : oops, bit late :( Didnt refresh the window for a while :(

Thanks a bunch for the link. Will look into it.

Qt has a valuable set of things that help people to develop RTL languages like Hebrew and Persian. You may want to load Hebrew translation of Qt itself. if you do so, you don't need to manually configure layout direction for each form in your application. When your program loads the translation, all directions will be automatically set to RTL. I was surprised when saw that new thing in Qt. I think developers should be able to manually set direction of each widget. but if you just want to set directions for your application try @QApplication::setLayoutDirection(Qt::LayoutDirection)@

We have been on the moon for over four decades now but it is still rocket science to create a operating system which handles pathes with spaces correct - weird world, isn't it? ;-)

"QWindowStateChangeEvent":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/qwindowstatechangeevent.html "QResizeEvent":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/qresizeevent.html

[quote author="peppe" date="1315319386"]but why if a non-null QVariant::Int converts successfully into a QString, why doesn't a null QVariant::Int convert into a null QString?[/quote]It is kind of converted: any null QVariant can be converted to a null QString, or to an invalid/null value of any type it could be converted to if it wasn't null, but QVariant::convert will return false, indicating an error. QObject::setProperty just doesn't ignore that error.

Oh good to know that :) How can I use moveToThread() with QtConcurrent? Also, is it good practice to create the QTcpSocket with nextPendingConnection() in the new thread? Or is moveToThread a better option? Thanks

Have your customers to compile parts of the application themselves? Otherwise those hard-coded paths won't be much of an issue. As long as the dynamic linker can resolve the libraries anywhere your application will start up. In addition, qmakes -r option allows you to override hardcoded pathes in the binaries.

The problem is when i press F10 step by step, if i put a breakpoint and press f10 i receive this error. But if i put a breakpoint on every line (to simulate the f10) and press F5 (continue) all works well. So the problem is the pression of F10. Nobody have this problem?

Lukas thanks for the link it was very helpful. I suggested big picture of modules and Qt versions to present in a quick and graphical way how versions of modules and technologies(Qt Quick is technology, right?) are connected with main Qt version. I didn't mean all informations about given release, only connections between versions. It would be nice information and it does not do a lot of harm :). Nice feature would be to hover on given item and see additional informations, for example: Can be submitted to Ovi Store.

I agree with you, Lukas, it's very nasty and I have no good reason for doing that. I'll follow your advices and change my mind. ;-) Thanks for your replies!

I have reimplemented the paintEvent of QTabBar then i am able to change the text alignment to horizontal. But another question i also want to add space between two tabs which configurable property. i have added space by drawControl method in painting but when i add space then after that size of the tab decrease. what is the reason ?

after 2 days searching the net, i finally discovered a solution by accident and shortly after i created this topic :). what i needed was the code below. @ QGridLayout *layout = new QGridLayout; textEdit->setParent(ui->tab_3); layout->addWidget(textEdit); ui->tab_3->setLayout(layout); textEdit->show();@

Sure, so when I load a file I get the fileName and then call the insertFileName() function which is a function of the QTreeWidget subclass to have the name of the file listed in the tree as I load, This function is: @ void myTreeWidget::insertFileName(QString fileName) { int i = 0; bool full = true; QTreeWidgetItem* item = new QTreeWidgetItem(this); item->setFlags(Qt::ItemIsUserCheckable | Qt::ItemIsEditable |Qt::ItemIsEnabled | Qt::ItemIsSelectable); QString fName = withoutPath(fileName); QString stype = 'String'; while(full) { if(topLevelItem(i)) i++; else { item->setText(0, fName); item->setCheckState(0, Qt::Checked); item->setText(1, stype); insertTopLevelItem(i, item); setCurrentItem(item, 0); full = false; } } } @ So this loads the files fine but can't uncheck any of the loaded files. The point of being able to check or uncheck is that with that I want to update the display of my application so I need to be able to set checked (to make visible) or viceversa..

Thanks Ludde, this is really helpful!

Thank you Galdarius, very useful. :)

No. QAction is not a GUI element. QAction is used to describe an action for which a representation can be rendered on screen by different widgets: a menu or a toolbar or something like that. It is those that receive events that trigger a redraw.