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Forget it! I figured it out, so in case it helps anyone... I just needed to turn OFF the ItemIsSelectable flag (its off by default but I was turning it on). Now when I click any cell my row is selected (because I setSelectionBehavior(QAbstractItemView::SelectRows) left selection mode as the default. I was setting one option too many. Now I have my vertical header hidden and I can still select rows by clicking a single item in the row.

If your 'view' is centeral widget of QMainWidget, you will not see any line which is drawed in QMainWidget::paintEvent() override function. Instead, how about just doing it in your QGraphicsView derived GraphicsView::paintEvent() or just scene->addLine(...) ?

Non exactly, but you can some hints from QtMigrate framework(ask google). Though QtMigrate itself is for win32 framework but, you may find a clue(see the qt plugin dll example there)

this is a two step problem, i think: first: QTreeWidget::selectedItems () this will return in your case a QList with one item and the QTreeWidget::indexFromItem ( QTreeWidgetItem * item, int column = 0 ) will get the index for you

Seems that brush patterns don't work very well with transformations...or the docs simply don't mention how transformations affect brush patterns. Leaving the painter in its original transform, and mapping the rectangles myself does the trick.

[post removed by mariusg/admin - get the books through proper channels please - http://developer.qt.nokia.com/books is a good starting point]

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After further investigating this issue, it gets even more unclear what its cause or solution might be. The following example demonstrates its effect: Suppose to have 2 script files: A.js and B.js. Script A includes B and calls functions of B: B.js: @function test1() { print("test1.this: " + this); test2(); } function test2() { print("test2.this: " + this); }@ A.js: @include("B.js"); test2(); // outputs test2.this correctly test1(); // outputs test1.this correctly, BUT causes an exception in test2 because this is not known there!?!@ Might this be a Qt bug?

Thanks, Volker. It was informative.

You'll just have to escape <code>[</code> and <code>]</code> within your pattern, as they are used to group expressions. @ QRegExp pattern("\[.*\]"); // double slash, as you want to escape the // brackets within your pattern, not within // the string passed to the ctor @ Be aware that if there are nested brackets you'll receive a greedy match, as QRegExp::setMinimal() is false per default.

I think "this thread":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/1785 can help you.

Noticed that I had accidently overloaded connectToHostImplementation instead of overriding it. Thanks for the help, now it works :)

For OpenGL from 1.1 For OpenGL ES from 1.0 ( http://developer.qt.nokia.com/doc/qt-4.8/qglformat.html )

thanks a lot...:)

AFAIK, there is no other way than the way you describe.

Forgot to include that QtSDK\MinGW\bin was included in my path. Could there be something wrong with the dll?