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you can overwrite the streaming operators to support std:ostring for QString andf QStringList. Then it should work :-)

Ok. I don't get it. It's working now??? Except now I'm calling "reset()" and it's putting in a root entry. To be clearer, I'm adding a model of a QFileSystemModel type.

as youuse QSFPM, you can, sure. Just overwrite filterAcceptsRow and check for the path.

Have you combined it with attribute: opaquePaintEvent etc? Perhaps you have to disable double buffering for the widget etc...

That makes sense. Thanks for the quick answer.

I think you can't, you have to create a page and access its frame like this: @QWebPage page (); page.mainFrame()->setHtml(htmlString, QUrl::fromLocalFile("C:\someFolder"); @ In case you want to display the html I'd recommend you use a QWebView @QWebView* webView = new QWebView (parent); webView->setHtml(htmlString, QUrl::fromLocalFile("C:\someFolder"); QWebElementCollection image = webView->page()->mainFrame()->findAllElements("img"); if(image.count() > 0) { image.at(0).setAttribute("src", filePathString); } @

[quote author="Andre" date="1319030027"]Trigger as in "show", yes. Your code does not trigger nor show, it only sets. [/quote] I said My Bad, I'm sure you get things wrong too

You should start the process. EDIT: How is your question related to your thread topic? They do not match at all and qDebug is not used anywhere in your code.

The OS makes sure all memory is freed when your application closes. So there is nothing to worry about after your program has terminated.

umem242: Most likely not at all:-) You can do way more in QML than you can do (easily) in C++. That is why QML was introduced.

That was precisely what I wanted to know! Thank you! I'm having a hard time finding good tutorials on delegates ... most just explain the spinbox example, and can't seem to find information about more advance delegate graphics...

I don't know if this is what you want, but I have a tabbed interface and an add button in my pages, I can press "Ctrl" + "+" and only the active tab respond @add=new QAction(this); connect(add, SIGNAL(triggered()), this, SLOT(slotAdd())); add->setShortcut(QKeySequence(tr("Ctrl++"))); this->addAction(add);@ Edit: I'm so sorry I misunderstand the question, you can set focus with @setFocus()@ and a QTabWidget has a signal called @currentChanged@ so you just have to acess a child of your new Widget and set the focus to it..

If i recall correctly you have to include windows.h before any other windows headers.

You will have to change the paths in the quazip libraray according to the steps mentioned in the "Deploying an Application on Mac OS X":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/doc/qt-4.7/deployment-mac.html guide, follow the explanations regarding otool and install_name_tool.

http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/6451

fixed, because I include any including files into the namespace.what a shame!

Any updates on this. Because of this I am stuck with QT 4.5.1 and Visual Studio 2005 :(