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[quote author="marsupial" date="1341909697"]Although this might not be very convenient since there are tons of different file managers in use (especially on linux), you could build in support for the most common file managers. For Windows Explorer for example, have a look at the \select parameter http://support.microsoft.com/kb/152457[/quote] Thank you for your help. This pointed me to the right solution, thak you very much! At least on Windows it's perfect. Michele

Works! thanks

Thanks for the reply Tobias. I have sent them the Windows 7 certification guidelines as that does provide quite a simple overview. We can't run unfortunately :( I'm stuck with it.

I am only referring to putting widgets (any widget) in a QGraphicsView (so, using [[doc:QGrapicsProxyWidget]]). Putting a QpushBotton on a QmainWindow makes perfect sense, and has no issues.

Well, that's not all that of a similar way of editing as you can with a string, is it? But yes, that is possible. You'll need to create your own editor for this though. See [[doc:QItemEditorFactory]] as a starting point.

[quote author="koahnig" date="1343139525"][quote author="I-sty" date="1343134196"] @bool operator == (const theList & tmp){ if (this == &tmp){ @ [/quote] You are comparing the pointers. Do you like to compare the content? Then you need to compare the members individually. E.g. @class A { int a; int b; public: bool operator== ( const A & rhs) { return a == rhs.a && b ==rhs.b; } }; @ or similar. Otherwise you would need already the operator you are trying to define. NOTE: not tested just typed. [/quote] Thanks very much koahnig. You solved my problem. It's working now.

[quote author="dcbasso" date="1343138037"]I added to .cpp file and appers to fix the problem. Why this is necessary? Thanks Wilk, DerManu and Mr.Universe! Thank you all![/quote] Actually I don't know how is it realy called, at least in English. Or don't remember. (Shame on me!) AFAIK it grows from old good C where you must not just declare static variable but also initialize it. (Probably it's called initialization?)

Hi Gerolf, Thanks for your replay. I'm using the technique you mention, the problem is that since the document is already highlighted I must call rehighlight procedure to highlight the rearch result and this technique is very slow in large documents, it will be great to know how the guys in Qt Creator does the trick.

ok thanks you very much.

Have a look at this "FAQ":http://qt-project.org/faq/answer/how_can_i_translate_the_ok_and_cancel_buttons_when_using_the_static_qmessag

Ok, thanks, I found the information I was looking for in the pseudo-states section of the style sheet reference - I did not know this site before.

Hello again! I tried to take as much as I can from Qt Project Wiki but I still have some blind spots: Who (and why?) decide how often releases are, when they happen and which number will they have? (like why we have Qt 4.8 but not 4.9?) What are next steps in each release? (alpha release? beta release? When next release is frozen?)

Done with pleasure ;) Then, please mark the topic as [solved].

Thank you Koahnig. I solved it by multiplying the amounts straight away by 100, after they are entered, to skip any floating point calculations (which works for this exercise). Topic is closed for me.

Yes, it helps. Thanks.

I got everything working now. I've compiled the sources following Andre s advice. Thanks

Hi, I have still a question concerning QT tests and WebKit test. Is there any domcumentaiton that is listed what tests are done and what features are tested. I have looked at : WebKit/QtWebKit-2.2.0/Tools/TestWebKitAPI/Tests/WebKit2 but i really don't undertand what the tests are supposed to do. thanks

thank you. I will use Qt Animation Framework!