General and Desktop

You can use "Qt Designer":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/doc/qt-4.7/designer-manual.html to design your user interface. The docs show you how to integrate the UI in your C++ class.

Addition: Just tried to add a Layout to the Manager and added the widgets to the Layout which made the Scrollbar work like a charm. But i can't use a Layout bcs I'm using drag&drop to move the added Widgets and using a Layout would overwrite positions of the widgets when the Manager-Window is resized. This makes me even more confused :/ Someone help me fix this please!

@Andre : Yes of course, it is an evidence (to fix any crashes)! I completely agree with you. But the crash I was talking about was introduced on purpose in the application to test/verify the behavior of the xml trace writer in such harsh condition (I stated "for example" in my original post - Sorry, I should have been a lot more explicit on this point).

So, the theory is this: As long as there is a horizontal scrollbar increase the width of dockwidget. Now how to implement it?

Hi! i would suggest you to try SDL-Library for C++. Maybe that fits your needs. "LibSDL":http://www.libsdl.org/ "JoyStick":http://wiki.libsdl.org/moin.cgi/CategoryJoystick Wish you much success!

Hi Gerolf Can you please show me with example of 3 rows & 3 columns. How to use model/view for finding rows with same data.

@Gerolf, thank you very much, it worked :)

Thanks Lukas

I've moved this to another thread from "this one":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/4583/ Don't use old threads for new not really related questions, please. About your question. If you need read-only database, then you can add it to qrc (not good solution, really). Also you can simply copy it with your executable and other files (as I udnerstood you also have qmls there). The best way that I see is to populate it on first start. It is not hard. All you need is to check if there is file at needed plave and if not, create it and populate with sql queries.

That has solved it, thanks!

"QMouseEvent":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/qmouseevent.html

That suffices!

well, thanks for all advices. Actually, I would like to make for embedding font in application. Some text files to load from application to make single executable file .. Thanks

Thanks for your help. However I'm not sure I understood everything. As I said, the adjustSize() call works: the widget is correctly resized. The problem is with the move() call. Do you suggest me to replace it with a setGeometry()?

Thank you for you answers. I guess, I have to install qt and mysql on the same disk and see, what will happen. Because in command prompt for some reason I can't change the disk letter. May be only problem was in a drive letter. I'm not sure. In linux it wasn't that hard.

Are they images your loading from disk or ones you're creating in code? If they're from disk then you can use a tool like Inkscape to generate them, but if you're doing it from code I wouldn't know where to start! Just changing the format won't quite do it all, you will still have to redraw the vector image to the new scale, but that should just be a simple QImage call. I don't think just zooming in the graphics view will be enough as it will probably just scale the pre-drawn image.

Thanks Lukas, I understand the problem. The source of it was in the full project. In there I had the following @ class SurfaceMeshIO : public ModelIO{ Q_INTERFACES(ModelIO) ... @ @ // Source of error class io_surfacemesh_off : public QObject, public SurfaceMeshIO{ Q_OBJECT Q_INTERFACES(SurfaceMeshIO) .... @ I was assuming that since "io_surfacemesh_off" inherited from SurfaceMeshIO, the Q_INTERFACE(ModelIO) was already taken care of from its superclass. I have to admit, it's kind of weird that I have to do what follows: @ // Correction class io_surfacemesh_off : public QObject, public SurfaceMeshIO{ Q_OBJECT Q_INTERFACES(SurfaceMeshIO) Q_INTERFACES(ModelIO) .... @