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Mixing wrong DLLs can lead to that effect. The "Dependency Walker":http://www.dependencywalker.com/ shows you the loaded (or missing) DLLs. Be aware, that it shows different results than using it from within the IDE, as the latter may have manipulated the search PATH.

thank you Eus. thank you everybody. i never knew that i could resize the buttons after the layout was made. this topic is solved.

There's a wiki article "Combo Boxes in Item Views":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/Combo_Boxes_in_Item_Views that shows you how to create a [[Doc:QStyledItemDelegate]] subclass for that task.

What does return @qDebug() <<l_return;@ ?

Be sure and add [Solved] to the beginning of your thread title if it's solved. Thanks!

Someone could confirm that it's not possible to use lupdate on a TEMPLATE = subdirs? I am facing the same problem and would like to avoid the batch solution

tnx, all for help! I'm solve this problem by myself. Validator doesn't work when the text in QLineEdit is programmatically sets to not valid. I solve this problem to set additional validation to the setEditorData function.

There is no Qt API for that. You will have to rely on system-dependant API, and that is outside the scope of this channel.

OK many thanks

Done: https://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTBUG-21067

Sorry! You're right. The rebuild did not work correctyl. After uninstalling/reinstalling mingw and QtCreator it works. Thank you very much!!!

@MyMainWindow(){ MyWidget * wdgt = new MyWidget(this); connect(wdgt, SIGNAL(mySignal()), this, SLOT(onComeSignal())); } class MyWidget : public QWidget{ Q_OBJECT public: MyWidget(QWidget * parent): QWidget(parent){ QPushButton * btn = new QPushButton(this); connect(btn, SIGNAL(clicked (bool), this, SLOT(onClick(bool))); } private slots: onClick(bool){emit mySignal();} signals: void mySignal(); }@

You cannot create a script engine (and many other Qt objects) as long as you haven't created a Q(Core)Application. @ QScriptEngine* engine; int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { QApplication a(argc, argv); engine = new QScriptEngine(&a); MainWindow w; w.show(); return a.exec&#40;&#41;; } @ Passing the script engine as a global variable is a very questionable design decision. A better choice would be subclassing QApplication and adding it as a member or storing it as a property of QApplication (the QApplication instance is accessible from anywhere using qApp() or QCoreApplication::instance()).

hi Eus. we posted at the same time. I finally discovered my error. I had a textEdit and outputting the results to that textEdit. instead, i should have had a plainTextEdit and outputting the results to it.

hi thambi03, your problem seems a problem over I spent a lot of time to understand what to do exactly in a general case. Please take a look to this (solved) thread, I hope it maybe useful for your case. http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/5310/

There is no Qt-like interface for using QtLucene (=CLucene) in your app. What a pity!!! You have to compile+link the sources in your app and use CLucene API, like: int iFlags = lucene::document::Field::STORE_YES | lucene::document::Field::INDEX_TOKENIZED; lucene::document::Document doc; doc.add(*(_CLNEW lucene::document::Field(tFieldName, tFieldVal, iFlags))); writer.addDocument(&doc); search: lucene::analysis::WhitespaceAnalyzer analyzer; m_pQuery = lucene::queryParser::QueryParser::parse(a,_T("text"),&analyzer); lucene::search::IndexSearcher searcher(sDirOfIndex); m_pHits = searcher.search(m_pQuery);

Thanks for the information. i would love to hear more from you in future.