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I found the place when it clicks. It clicks when I reach the end of buffer and make switchBuffer, so thats why when I make my buffer bigger it clicks rare, but why and how to solve it ?

to detect the mouse click and react to it depending on the pressed mouse button just reimplement the mousePressedEvent(QMouseEvent* event) for your QTableView. @ void YourTableView::mousePressEvent(QMouseEvent* event) { // get the buttons type Qt::MouseButtons mouseButton = event->buttons(); // only the right mouse buton if( mouseButton == Qt::RightButton ) { // clear the previous selection clearSelection(); // select the item at the position of the right-click event QPersistentModelIndex nextIndex = indexAt(event->pos()); setCurrentIndex(nextIndex); // this is where I start my custom context menu, do the stuff you want to here } else { //call the parents function QTreeView::mousePressEvent(event); } } @ When you have retrieved the index for the event position you should also have a check if the cell related to the index of the event position is your hyperlink or not.

That would be a feature of the Qt libs, not Creator :-) Unfortunately, I don't know about that. But with Ubuntu/Unity being based on Qt, I would say the chances are not too bad...

instead of being so cryptic All I am trying to do is I have two buttons and I am trying to attach a tab order from one button to the stacked widget and from that to another button,. and in my case stacked widget can contain set of button,.. settaborder(leftbutton, stackedwidget) settaborder(stackedwidget, rightbutton) is not working for me,.. I tried to setfocuspolicy before doing this to tabfocus,but still of no use

Once you learn ow to use QAbstractItemDelegate class you will know about Its' memeber createEditor(),setEditorData(), and setModelData(). And then you will know how to create your own readonly QLineEdit Editor when select a item in your QAbstratItemView .

Oh....Thanks a lot Andre.... Ya i tried backword loop....it works fine now....:) Thank u so much..!!!

The code looks ok at a first sight. Did you try to run a debugger? Put some qDebug() message into the methods. Did you forget to set the delegate on the view?

If i right understood ideology of m/v and item u can not correctly set: item1 |widget1 | widget2| widget3| item2 |widget1 | widget2| widget3| with painting method. But you can try: @class MyWidget : public QWidget { Q_OBJECT private: QLabel *pictureLabel; QLabel *textLabel; QHBoxLayout *layout; public: MyWidget(QWidget *parent = 0) : QWidget(parent) { pictureLabel = new QLabel(this); textLabel = new QLabel(this); layout = new QHBoxLayout(this); layout->addWidget(pictureLabel); layout->addWidget(textLabel); layout->setContentsMargins(0, 0, 0, 0); // margin: top right bottom left setLayout(layout); } void setText(const QString& text) { textLabel->setText(text); textLabel->setAlignment(Qt::AlignLeft | Qt::AlignVCenter); } QString text() const { return textLabel->text(); } void setPicture(const QString& path) { pictureLabel->setPixmap(QPixmap(path)); } };@ and than use code above but: @ view.setIndexWidget(item1.index(), new MyWidget); @

One more thing: When I minimize some windows in system playback stops for the moment and after minimizing - continues again. So is there a thread problem or any else ?

Sorry, I know nothing about java and its possible problems with model-view. Note that a QSortFilterProxyModel does not replace a QAbstractItemModel, but is used on top of it.

"This is the right link.":http://www.qtrac.eu/C++-GUI-Programming-with-Qt-4-1st-ed.zip

I'm pretty sure that is what is doing. My debugger window will constantly spam those thread exited/thread created messages as long as I have my timers on. If I turn them off, no messages.

Sometimes, for whatever reason, some of the autogenerated files (moc, for example) are not update on a new build. By cleaning the project and rebuilding completely one make sure that those are generated from scratch and resemble the current state of your actual source files.

In this case I would suspect that the current environment (especially current directory) is not passed to the native control - for whatever reason.

[quote author="Lukas Geyer" date="1326285390"]Or, if you want to stick to your approach, use a better expression. @ QString::remove(QRegExp(" .*")).toDouble(); @ [/quote] This is pretty much what I needed, thank you very much. Wonder why I didn't came up with it by myself :D [quote author="Andre" date="1326287063"]And please, check the result of toDouble by using the bool* ok flag, and do something sensible if it fails. You cannot assume a QString to bool conversion always succeeds. [/quote] I do, but so far never came to a point where the conversion (in my application) actually failed. Lucky me! [quote author="dvez43" date="1326288531"]you could always use QString(string).split(" ") if you know that there is always going to be a space inbetween the unit specification and the number. So when you set that equal to a stringlist, your first array element will be what your looking for. Then manipulate from there. @ QString temperature = "-30.8 °C" QString conductivity = "4.30e^-5 mS/cm" QStringList tempSL = temperature.split(" "); QStringList tempCN = conductivity.split(" "); double value1 = QString(tempSL[0]).toDouble(); double value2 = QString(tempCN[0]).toDouble(); @ Im not sure of your application but this is how I would do it if I were possibly going to need the units in the future (which are located in the 2nd element of the stringlists). Heres the docs incase you find a better way to use it: http://developer.qt.nokia.com/doc/qt-4.8/qstring.html#split :) [/quote] In fact this would work to. Can't tell which works better for my case. Since Qwt-plot won't need the units so far I stick to sth like this: @ bool ok; double valueForQwt = QStringWithUnit.remove(QRegExp(" .*")).toDouble(&ok); if(!ok) //Error @ Thanks to all of you!

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