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To my question 1: the line in configfileviewdelegate.cpp that is commented out needs to be activated, then it works (draws the current label): @ QApplication::style()->drawControl(QStyle::CE_ComboBoxLabel, &comboBoxOption, painter); @ To my question 2: use QTreeView->setColumnWidth().

Could you post a screenshot please?

Hi, I believe this is what you're looking for: "How to get applications running with root privileges":http://qt-project.org/wiki/How_to_get_applications_running_with_root_privileges

Ok. I just found it. I thought I was looking for a container widget. But I placed two tableview objects on my form and selected both. Then across the top, I found "Layout Horizontally in a Splitter". I clicked it and to tableview objects are in a splitter now. Thanks for the help!

Andre: I think you missed the whole point, I want my original source model modified when this copy paste happens, If Node five gets copied and pasted to node three then i have insert this node five in model under child of node three. I was wondering how to insert this recursive index(of childs) which Node five might have.

You need to use JIRA to report bugs and gerrit to submit patches. "Some random link about gerrit":http://qt-project.org/wiki/Gerrit-Introduction.

but how can I fix width of the sideLayout?

I've found the answer to my problem "Answer":http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/5735 but if I setSceneRect(), I've got the problem, that the Scene has a limited size and no scrollbars.. how can I change that? someone a smart idea? thx airglide

IIRC the code uses "fromLocal8Bit()" to convert the output of the compiler to QStrings. If your compiler uses a different language/encoding than your system that will fail. Unfortunately I am not aware of a more reliable way to find out which encoding to expect from Microsoft compilers. Do you have any ideas?

Thanks, sptrakesh. I think your comment would help me chose the library.

Thank you guys for all your guides and tips. I finally got the 64-bit libraries run with Qt Creator! :)

Problem solved. I compiled Qt3D from source.

Oh!!! Tobias, Thank you, yes I was a fool. QObject parent = 0 is default constructor. Best regards,

I cracked it! :D Since QTextEdit accepts HTML, <br> tag will make a newline. Here is a piece of code that is different from original post. @finalText = (str("NAME: %s%sDATE: %s%sNOTES: %s%s" %(tempname,'<br>',tempdate,'<br>',tempnotes,'<br>'))) self.ui.textPrint.setHtml(str(finalText).replace('\n','\r'))@ Might not be convenient for larger pieces of text, but one A4 page (which is my aim) won't be a problem.

The problem was solved by creating Exit menu item and assigning "Alt+F4" key to it. I don't know why, because I previously used mouse and cross icon on the window to close, and do the same now.

There is still a very simple way to do this : @ int i1 =10; QMessageBox msgBox; msgBox.addButton(QMessageBox::Yes); msgBox.addButton(QMessageBox::No); msgBox.setText(QString("Message Box %1").arg(i1)); msgBox.exec(); @

Yeah, you are right. I placed the widget outside the graphicsview, and that solved the problem. Thank you!

[quote author="mlong" date="1342211423"]Shouldn't at all. QStrings are very unicode-friendly.[/quote] Nice. True, I've already tested it and you are correct!

No, now it is your turn to show what you have tried. I have no interest in doing your work or school assignment for you.