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Take the selected QStandardItem and call removeRows / removeColumns on it.

Ok it work. Thanks

bq. Do i need to tag this topic as closed or something? Yes, please could you edit your title and add [solved] in front of it. There are no other means at this moment, but the Trolls are implementing a way now.

Okay. But now it will copy library to my BIN folder (because it is set up globally (DESTDIR) ). Hmm...I must remake my QMAKE. But, anyway, thanks.

Hi Umen, I see that you started a new topic with your last question. If you consider this thread solved can you edit the title and add [solved] ? Thanks

Hi, I don't know QIdentityProxyModel. But as you only have a standard proxy model in 4.7, you have to have an index, that is created on this model and do your own mapping. You index function may never return an index from the source model directly. The function you mention can be called inside methods of the proxy model, e.g. for mapToSource, where it also works in 4.7.

Of course two calls to insertColumn will insert two different columns; use a foreach + appendRow.

found the solution based on the examples in Qt directory , thanks

Thanks to you all. I think I got it :)

It's still there, just a little bit smaller.

Hi, Ruzik. Try "this":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/qwidget.html#actions @QList<QAction*> actionList = yourMenu->actions() if (!actionList.empty()) { QAction *action = actionList.at(index); //bla bla } @ Update: Franzk is faster :-)

Hi, I have done the same thing this week. Here's what i did - @ for (int list=0; list < listmodel->rowCount(); list++) { QStandardItem *newitem= listmodel->item(list); if(newitem->checkState() == 2) //For all checked items { // store it into your variable using newitem->text() } } @ There are several ways of doing it, this is one. Hope this helps.

Sometimes it's the little things that bite you! Glad to help!

It is possible to use the Java Native Interface to access Java from C++. I have no experience with that, however, and I don't know if and how you can integrate it with the GUI.

Maybe calling "adjustSize":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/qwidget.html#adjustSize on your main widget could help you.

Glad to help!

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You're probably going to be better off, then, using an XML file. That way you have complete control of what you store and how you store it. If you're working outside the parameters of the normal behavior of the QSettings class, then the extra work to wrap data around your own storage system would probably be worth the effort. You can always mimic the appropriate subset of the QSettings API, if you find it convenient to use in your code (as far as loading and saving values.)