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Indeed. The widget object names end up in the header file that you include in the header file for the class implementation. It is, as SimonL mentioned, named ui_<Name Of .ui File>.h, but it only exists after building. It is educational to have a look at it once.

I test on virtual machine, it works well. Thanks

Maybe you would like a view at the okteta source code. It's KDE's hex editor and pretty complete.

I know no free profiler for windows that works really good. If the profiler you use uses microsoft format, you have no chance, as mingw uses a different format for debugging stuff.

Jim: Thanks for the suggestion. I have seen this before and from the looks of it the widgets are still being drawn to the 2D screen as an overlay to the 3D engine, maybe I am wrong here? Ultimately however I need pixel access to the app in question. Lukas: Thanks, I am aware of winId() however I need to get that from a QProcess which gives me the process handle as opposed to the window handle. As Gerolf suggests I will most likely need to branch platform specific code at this point which is ok; was hoping to avoid it if possible however. Thanks. -=ben

Set the proper encodings for incoming and outgoing files. Have a look at "QTextStream::setCodec()":http://doc.trolltech.com/latest/qtextstream.html#setCodec.

domtest.pro: @ TEMPLATE = app TARGET = DEPENDPATH += . INCLUDEPATH += . QT += xml Input SOURCES += domtest.cpp @ simple.xml (but you can use any valid xml): @ <h1 a="123" b="345"> <h2 c="testing"> </h2> </h1> @

That would be a way to implement this, yes. And it is not as complicated as it sounds :-)

Thank you, @HuXiKa! I guess the VALUES clause is necessary only when dealing with multiple values?

Another consequence of this is that QMouseClick does not seem to trigger the checkbox if its orientation is set RightToLeft (i.e. if you want the label to be before the box rather than after it.) Certainly, in my code this seems to be the case. I had to specify the location of the click to be 3/4 of the way across the check box's rectangle in order for it to "hit" the actual check part of the box.

Yes, I agree that my answer was a little premature. Sorry for that.

[quote author="unclewerner" date="1302892799"]I don't know exactly, depends a lot on your system. Some ideas: QLockSocket or QFile/QIoDevice to talk directly to your spool, QProcess calling "enscript" and "lpr". What system are you using?[/quote] hm QIoDevice to spool sounds like what I want if its portable for now I have a non-portable solution.

Much cleaner indeed. This does mean you have to add it to every project though (or have a .pri file where you store such settings if they're common).

I was up to now only on MacPorts' or on KMyMoney's mailing lists and thought that it might be the next logical step to go here, but thanks for the hint to bugreports.qt.nokia.com. I'll pursue the latter. Thanks!

Um.. well.. it depends on what you have already. If you have the parent/child relationship in a datastructure (a C++ tree).. and your own algorithm to spread them out in a way it looks good.. then you can just use QPainter's drawPoint() and drawLine() or a QPainterPath. But if you need a framework which you can use to automagically generate the points visually for the tree.. I don't think Qt provides it.

Thank you all for helping me to understand a little better!

Ya.. I don't like Eclipse much either ;) ... and your problem sounds fresh and interesting! Never worked in such a setup.. You're best off reporting a bug leaving this to the professionals.. I cannot find a related bug with a normal search.. "Bug Portal":http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/

The error is! [iODBC][Driver Manager]dlopen(/usr/local/lib/libmyodbc5.so, 6): no suitable image found. Did find: /usr/local/lib/libmyodbc5.so: mach-o, but wrong architecture [iODBC][Driver Manager]Specified driver could not be loaded QODBC3: Unable to connect Edit: I reinstalled the driver and now I can connect, but I can't access my data, I see no errors, but when I try to execute a simple SELECT * FROM Users it doesn't show a thing.. of course I have users in the database.. If I do an UPDATE or a DELETE it works :S! is my driver messed up or something? my connection is working cause I can insert or delete..

bq. ahh….. that worked. I originally wanted it to do that from the get go though… guess I could call that function at the right point… That would be the way to go. When some change happens which need a resize of columns do the resize. Connect to the signals which get emitted on a change in the value of a column and do the resize everytime that happens. Could you edit the first post and add [ Solved ] to the title. Cheers :)

yeh i have tried the doc example its working but the thing is that in simulator it show all three button in message box but in device it only show two buttons instead of three..the code i have written is.. @QMessageBox msgBox; QPushButton *connectButton = msgBox.addButton(tr("Ok"), QMessageBox::ActionRole); QPushButton *connectButton1 = msgBox.addButton(tr("AddNotes"), QMessageBox::ActionRole); QPushButton *abortButton = msgBox.addButton(QMessageBox::Abort); msgBox.exec&#40;&#41;; if (msgBox.clickedButton() == connectButton) { // connect } else if (msgBox.clickedButton() == abortButton) { // abort }@