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I was solve this problem in my app by another way. I removed border in style sheet and handle context menu requests for both tool bar in one point. But would not be bad to see correct handling of QToolBar::sizePolicy by framework in next release. Anyway thanks for your help.

oh. thanks raul. It won't be more than 1 simultaneous request for every QNetworkAccessManager object. I thought that is was limited to 6 simultaneous requests/application . Thanks

I tried some stylesheet hacks without success. IMO your best option is to look into the Cleanlooks style and see how they do it.

Hm, so you need "this signal":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/qabstractsocket.html#stateChanged ? QTcpServer is not relevant here, all that its do is initializing connection, not handling it all lifetime.

[quote author="Volker" date="1312543101"]Use "ui->checkBox" directly. There's no need to store the pointe in another variable.[/quote] ok I did. thank you

thank you redkite. i marked this topic as solved.

void QMainWindow::tabifyDockWidget(QDockWidget *first, QDockWidget *second)

I see guys, I think Eddy's answer suits better to my need :) Thank you very much again :)

Somehwere further down, the backtrace of the segfault should show you the line in your code that triggered the error.

thank you for your answers. :)

Its working now..after made the necessary changes... thanks Peppe @ //mainwindow.cpp QDialog *dlg = new QDialog; Ui::TestDlg ui; ui.setupUi(dlg); dlg->show(); @

Just as a test, have you tried using longer durations (say 250ms each) for each of the animations? Starting with larger numbers then reducing the duration down may give some insight to the operation of the sequential animation and how its interacting with the individual animations. There may be a floor value where things don't behave quite right because of the resolution of the system timers.

Yes, the GL code was wrong. It was clearing the buffer and it was assuming a different coordinate system. I removed the calls to glClear and glIdentity and changed the vertices.

[quote author="chernetsov0" date="1312173033"]Where do you put this action? It's not enough code to get the idea why tooltip is not popping. But maybe... [quote] Note that by default tooltips are only shown for widgets that are children of the active window. You can change this behavior by setting the attribute Qt::WA_AlwaysShowToolTips on the window, not on the widget with the tooltip. [/quote] [/quote] Sorry, tried setAttribute(Qt::WA_AlwaysShowToolTips); didn't work, and as for window, what do you mean? I normally just have to use set, with no window name, if anything, it'd be AdvancedTextEditor..

The usual way is to pass the parent widget in the constructor: @ // change your constructor declaration to public: mainWindow(QWidget *parent = 0); // change your constructor defintion to mainWindow::mainWindow(QWidget *parent) : QWidget(parent) { //.... } // and construct your object this way: cityDialogWindow = new mainWindow(this); @

Turns out I needed to make another call: @ _view->activateWindow(); _view->setFocus(); @

Eddy, animation framework is for creating animated GUI. I do not need that. I need the following. Say, I have a set of image files (for example, 100 of them) representing sequential frames. I want to make an animated file from those frames. There are a few standard options, including animated gif, AVI, mpg, etc. Can Qt help me in doing that? If Qt cannot help, then are there any other options which I could use to make my code to produce an animated file? Animated gif is one of the most widely used standards, and, by the way, Qt can read it. It would be nice, for example, if QMovie could save frames in animated gif, AVI or any other standard format. I just wonder maybe someone already tried to produce a file in a standard animated format?

That's correct, but you can't use "cin" command's because it only supports output and no input. That's the whole problem otherwise I wouldn't need to do it this way haha. Best regards

I don't think Qt has any such functionality. You'll have to use a different library to find the mouse position in a console app.

Good deal. Glad to help! Please be sure and edit the title of the thread to add [Solved]. Thanks!