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to bypass the problem just call QCoreApplication::setAttribute(Qt::AA_DontUseNativeMenuBar) at the beginning of your program allowing to not use native menubar (e.g, the menubar at the top of the main screen on Mac OS X)

Use subdirs template. You can create a dir for each program. Here is an example how to use multipule pro in 1 dir. @TEMPLATE = subdirs SUBDIRS = app1 app2 app1.file = src/app_1.pro app2.file = src/app_2.pro@

Qt doesn't provide additional function for this, use what your OS provided.

Hi, Is this a Qt appplication or not? @ CONFIG -= qt @

Either remove line 15 from your first code snippet or line 9 from the second. OB1.information() is being called twice and, as such, class1::setLayout(point) is being called twice, which is what the error is referring to. This is pretty basic C++ stuff. It would be beneficial to make sure you've got the very basics down before embarking on a large project.

You're very welcome! Glad it wasn't anything more complex than that. Be sure and edit your original post title to add [Solved] to it. Thanks!

Thanks. Now all works great.

Well, you seem to use a plain msvc2010 project. There will be no .pro-file used. You may output one, if you need this for transfer to another machine. But all you need to change the linker properties within msvc and you should be set.

What behaviour do you want to achieve? I don't quite get the sense of QTextEdit having a interpretText()-like method.

Thanks for feedback. It is always good to know that something worked out ;-) You might want to change the title and add [Solved].

Shadow build is not selected. It was the first time I ran the program then I changed it. Would that have changed a setting that I need to set back? Just before the QText document is called the I see that the correct path is set. Is there a setting to see what QTextDocument is looking for?

Yes, it was in the paint event... anyway... Thanks the color table really did the trick for me. My goal was basically this: !http://i41.tinypic.com/2cp9tw7.jpg(this)! Using a grayscale image as a brush stencil prototype and colorizing it with a user selected color, creating another pixmap that uses the prototype for alpha. I really didn't expect this to take two hours LOL :D

did my first bug report. "here":https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-24924 feels good no matter it could help or not. thanks.

My solution so far: @// views is a of type QTableView* QAbstractItemDelegate *itemDelegate = view->itemDelegate(); // Not sure why this is QStyledItemDelegate and not just QItemDelegate. // But QStyledItemDelegate also offers setItemEditorFactory(..) so this // is fine. assert(typeid(QStyledItemDelegate) == typeid(*itemDelegate)); QStyledItemDelegate *styledItemDelegate = dynamic_cast<QStyledItemDelegate *>(itemDelegate); QItemEditorFactory *editorFactory = new QItemEditorFactory; // "plainText" is the name of the property of the QPlainTextEdit which // contains the editing data. QItemEditorCreatorBase *creator = new QItemEditorCreator<QPlainTextEdit>("plainText"); editorFactory->registerEditor(QVariant::String, creator); styledItemDelegate->setItemEditorFactory(editorFactory);@ Now I also need to figure out how to place the cursor correctly, right now it is always before the beginning of the string.

To get mouse move events without having a button pressed, you need to enable mouseTracking. See [[doc:QWidget]] for details.