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changsheng230, socket is always socket and it doesn't matter what os/arch sits on the other side. What do you mean by "socket programming which iOS/Android supported"?

Cool thanks, it works!

You are trying to mix OpenGL rendering with QPainter painting and you are also trying to paint on the widget outside of the paint event. If you want to ue QPainter in addition to OpenGL - ie not using OpenGL to draw all of yoru scene then I suggest you have a read of the the "OpenGL overpainting example":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/opengl-overpainting.html.

Ok, I have just fixed the issue I mentioned above. Clearly still learning about (powerful) delegates... ( https://github.com/opencor/opencor/commit/5334d6b3c6f150643d1ede14b3471bae41044e03 )

ok.sure.

thank you all my problem is solved

Thanks for a very long and nice explanation. I have to admit that this forum is probably the best forum I know :) My friend's given me some links about security and I hope they'd answer my question how I can protect from potential attacks. Topic can be closed. Thx again!

i had made a change and copy my box2d folder in my working folder., SOURCES += main.cpp INCLUDEPATH += $$PWD/Box2D_v2.0.1/Box2D/Include LIBPATH += $$PWD/Box2D_v2.0.1/Box2D/Source/Gen/float LIBS += -lbox2d but the problem still occures..

There is an example of that on the wiki: "Browser for QDebug output":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/Browser_for_QDebug_output

Yeah, personally, I used (and extended) YAPE. Worked nicely, I thought.

thanks a lot everybody. I've decided to follow Maxim advice. close event is also raised when the user closes the window with the X or via the window manager, and in this case I don't want to save anything. bye bye Paolo

One of the possible solutions is to handle the click event properly and use the QDesktopServices::openUrl() with the text from your item.

thank you to both responses!!!

[quote author="peppe" date="1309831855"]Not only the qrc scheme is (usually) not associated with any application, but remember that resources are compiled inside your executable. How is a 3rd party program supposed to access them? A workaround could be copying the file from the resource to a temporary file/directory and then use QUrl::fromLocalFile + QDesktopServices::openUrl.[/quote] Finally I followed a similar workaround, and solved the issue! :-)

Thanks very much for all your help, you guys rock. I wish the BlackBerry developer forums were this good!!

In my project i have some model on the basic of witch i do reinit a tabBar (delete all tabs, and create them again), then if my model talk me what in model no one item to visualize, i create an "empty" tab (like in browser), and at end, i create "Add" tab. And i have connect with TabBar and my class, and when user push at some of tabs, i get a signal, then in connected with this signal slot's i analyze if this tab bar is "Add", then create a new item at model.

also as a sidenote, QBitArray is probably enough efficient in terms of memory and operation wise. (I wish there were abstraction layers though for the set test and clear methods so I could I add my platform specific code for those :) )

I found the cause. The table vs_permessi: @ CREATE TABLE vs_permessi ( id_gruppo int(11) NOT NULL, id_applicazione int(11) NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (id_gruppo,id_applicazione), KEY id_applicazione (id_applicazione) ) @ has the column id_applicazione in its primary key and this seems the problem. If I modify the table this way: @ CREATE TABLE vs_permessi ( id_gruppo int(11) NOT NULL, id_applicazione int(11) NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (id_gruppo) ) @ the problem disappears... Very thanks for you time and your help...

bq. How are you adding the items to the QListWidget? just addItem() bq. Creating one delegate will be less code than setting the validator each time you need it… what?? create proper IetmDelegate subclass (with proper methods and signals) and create QLineEdit subclass - this is shorter than just get one pointer (this should be 1-3 lines of code) and then call setValidator() ???

[quote author="ludde" date="1309947011"]Just to understand exactly what you're doing, where is the Qt source distribution? In D:\Qt\2011.473-vc\qt? And it's a source distribution that has just been unpacked, nothing else? [/quote] This question pointed me to the right direction. I did not use a clean source distribution but rather an existing binary one. Unfortunately after a successful configuration and several hours of building my name process terminate with an internal linker error. I'm using currently still using the Microsoft MSVC 2003.NET compiler and there configure with the "-platform win32-msvc2003" switch. Based on my documentation this should still be supported and I was wondering if others have been successful? Thank you for all your input