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thanks again for your opinion , its not large list its like 30 items in first in last out kind of way .

Thanks. BTW, TeX's \vspace is not elastic :-)

[quote author="fluca1978" date="1320833028"]Does this solve the problem? @tableView.setEditTriggers(QAbstractView::NoEditTriggers);@ [/quote] I think is @tableView.setEditTriggers(QAbstractItemView::NoEditTriggers);@

I didn't know what I was looking for, that might work. I'll give it a try. Thanks!

oh thats awesome!!! thanks a lot KA510 awesome!

Alexander, Your idea of a wizard does sound like a better way to go. I'm going to implement that. Thanks for your time... Wayne

Why do you have to press shift again? (On laptops I'm used to know the numeric keyboard is disabled until NumLock is selected. Once selected, the numeric keyboard behaves like an oridnary numeric keyboard).

ops.....in the debugger picture you wil see a variable called strr , i add the variable to see if it is the treeitem or the tableitem...here is the code it will explain "everyting" @ treeitem->setCheckState(2,Qt::Unchecked); QString strr = treeitem->text(0); if(strr.contains(tableitem->text())) treeitem->setCheckState(2,Qt::Checked); @ if i try this it crashs @ QString str=tableitem->text(); @ if i try this it works @ cout<<tableitem->text().toStdString()<<endl; @ What is the problem?? Maybe it is the Display Role?? or something like else?

Well, as I said, I don't think you can use QSortFilterProxyModel to add an extra row. It is used to sort and filter rows. To add an extra row, I believe you have to subclass QAbstractProxyModel.

[quote author="cincirin" date="1326884757"]As "AcerExtensa" I think you use unicode character set (in latest VC versions this is the default) So you could try something like this: @ #ifdef UNICODE QString convertedStr = QString::fromWCharArray(yourLPTSTR) #else QString convertedStr = QString::fromLocal8Bit(yourLPTSTR) #endif @[/quote] and set second param - datasize for your string

You cannot have any GUI elements outside the main thread. If you want to manipulate GUI elements from other threads you either have to use signals and slots or you have to use invokeMethod(Qt::QueuedConnection) to call the slot, for example QTextEdit::setText(), directly. And make sure you've read "Threads, Events and QObjects":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/Threads_Events_QObjects.

Have you set Character Set Project Properties? VS Project Property Page -> General -> Character Set. & Vs Property Page -> C/c++ -> Language -> Treat WChar_t As Built in Type should be No.

This is one of the options: @ QScrollBar *sb = textEdit->verticalScrollBar(); sb->setValue(sb->minimum()); @ But I doubt it's the best option. I'm also looking for a similar one, only that I want auto scroll alway on ;).

I see. Thanks!

Use "this article":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/Build_Standalone_Qt_Application_for_Windows as a starting point if you are trying standalone app for Windows.

tnx a lot 4 answer! as i know (from RFC) timestamp need increment after every sent samples.

I think it would be better not to use %1 for this. Qt itself also doesn't (for things like QProgressBar you use %p and the likes). Using numbers is not very readable, using letters a (bit) more so. Also, be careful in your parsing, as the user may want to use a real % sign in the text.