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That's the line I was looking for, thank you very much! You are absolutely right, of course I have to check whether the pointer is valid or not.

thank you very much for your answer.. best regard

@SGaist: Thanks for your reply. Found a workaround. Just lunch the application using a different style by ./IfcPlusPlusViewer -style=fusion

Are you sure the free proxy servers you have found from a web site called http://proxylist.hidemyass.com/ are working properly? There was an article about free proxies on HN recently: https://blog.haschek.at/post/fd9bc You may find it interesting.

Works in all of Qt 5.x as long as you have a compiler that support C++/11 or up. So, simply write: @ void caught(int idx) { model->highlightRow(idx); QTimer::singleShot(250, model, idx {model->clearHighlight(idx);}); } @ One thing to take care off: this will cause a crash if model is destructed while there is still a timer running. You can solve that using a QPointer<MyModel> instead of passing a plain pointer to the closure.

sorry, i have found my probleme.... i have put variable in wrong space

[quote author="Andre" date="1421408554"]Actually, I find it confusing to thing of signals and slots analogous to events. They are not. Events are targeted at a single receiver for an event. Signals and slots maintain many-to-many relationships.[/quote]I guess all analogies have their imperfections; what works for one person might not work for another. I agree that signals are far more flexible than events, regarding the number of "targets"/"receivers". [quote author="Andre" date="1421408554"]Note that there are other solutions that implement signals & slots across processes and machines already, besides Replicant. The good-old Qxt comes to mind. [/quote]Sadly, libqxt is no longer maintained for newer versions of Qt. [EDIT: Other question split to new thread: http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/52178/ --JKSH]

Hi, and welcome to the Qt Dev Net! [quote author="tarun.iitd" date="1421559159"]I have installed below "Qt Creator 3.3.0 for Windows (71 MB) (info)"[/quote]Uninstall "Qt Creator 3.3.0 for Windows (71 MB)". Like ckakman said, "Qt 5.4.0 for Windows 64-bit (VS 2013, 720 MB)" already contains a copy of Qt Creator. If you open this copy, you will see your kit.

It doesn't work: @ void MainWindow::windowTitle_changed() { qDebug() << this->windowTitle(); } connect(this, &MainWindow::windowTitleChanged, this, &MainWindow::windowTitle_changed); this->setWindowTitle("[*] - Blabla"); this->setWindowModified(true); this->setWindowModified(false); this->setWindowModified(true); @ just prints "[*] - Blabla" once.

"QNetworkProxy":http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qnetworkproxy.html#details documentation has better guidance about its usage.

I'm sorry, I just tried giving a pointer to some windows-specific things, but I have not used this myself, especially not in combination with activeX.

Thanks SGaist, hearing good news from one source was great, hearing it from two is fantastic. Thanks for the reminder too, I will keep that in mind.

FIxed it by declaring glBindBuffer(GL_ARRAY_BUFFER,0); after releasing the program.

[quote author="ckakman" date="1421545003"]They are "frozen" because of a logic error in your code as I explained above.[/quote]Good catch! I need to read more carefully before answering :P

If anyone wants to use the Online installer, use the "Qt SDK Repo Chooser":http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/44632 to select a better mirror

OK, I get that. But how do I make it not so slow? It's really slow.

Just do one thing at a time, either read or write.

Thanks, in the end I went with [removed] jQuery Coverflow https://github.com/vanderlee/coverflow

The box is running 24/7 (used for distributed computing with boinc), no sleep mode or similar. It often happens when I start the program the first time on a day, before that I drink my coffee, read online news, mails and such, so the machine is already busy for a while. Also no screen lock (actually I just blank out the screen, I do not lock) while the program is running.

[quote author="ChrisW67" date="1421474895"]bq. Configuration is faulty. Check the issues view for details I assume you are using Qt Creator. What is in the issues view? What error messages are on the Compile output tab leading up to the end of the compile? Do you have a working Microsoft VS 2013 install? Are the VS command line tools in the system PATH visible to Qt Creator?[/quote] Okay I didn't have Microsoft VS 2013 installed. The issue is gone since I installed VS 2013. Though it was a heavy file (6.9 GB). Thanks ChrisW67