Brainstorm

Okay, thank you, that sounds like a good plan. I changed the border size, but there is still a pixel (maybe two) between the border of the QWidget and the QTabWidget

You could simply put the image into a GraphicsScene, add the rectangle (or whatever) on top of it, and render the whole scene into a new Pixmap. Something like this: @ QPixmap resultPixmap(resultPixmapSize); QPainter painter(&resultPixmap); // Render the whole scene pScene->render(&painter,QRectF(), sourceRect); @ You can also specify only to render a part of the scene. The result ends up in resultPixmap, and you can go from there.

This was VIM's fault 8-( It adds an EOL at the end that it doesn't show. You can prevent this by using ":set binary" Sorry, Operator error... johnea

I figured out the problem. I was creating the QTranslator on stack in DllMain. Instead of this I should either create it on heap or make it static.

That looks OK to me, but you should ask a lawyer: Your local legislation might have some peculiarities that you need to be aware of. Getting legal advice from random strangers on the internet is not considered reliable:-)

If you want to do this in Qt, then I would do it in a way that enables you to use the existing widgets. If you don't you are bound to put boring videos up on youtube resizing empty areas in a window:-) So I would go for custom splitter. But then I completely fail to see the point of this video:-)

Be very careful, joining two or more videos as raw files not always works, not all video/audio formats accept a new data stream after it ends, and this method will not work with different formats. The best way of achieving this, is transcoding the files with, for instance, "FFmpeg":http://ffmpeg.org/pipermail/ffmpeg-user/2012-February/004983.html, you can run FFmpeg through "QProcess":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/QProcess.html.

Check out Qt5, there is a module called "QtSystems" it can provide info you want and is not in QtGui/ QtWidgets ;)

You may want to have a look on to "QWTMathMLDocument":http://qwt.sourceforge.net/class_qwt_math_m_l_document.html

Best solution: download new version. "news section has been removed from Qt Creator 2.5.0"

Thank you very much, that seems to be the problem

It would be great to see this added as a suggestion on http://bugreports.qt-project.org -- that should give it a better chance of being looked at, scheduled, etc. Regards, Michael

That's what I wanted to do at first, but minimizing the memory leaks, so I think we'll have to use pointers and been really carefull with that. Thank you very much!

NM, found it -- the define... @ MACOSX_CORE @ ...wasn't being passed along verbatim, probably some extra underscores (or fewer, whatever) in the process of passing it from the project file to the code. I #defined it in the actual source file, and it compiled with only a few warnings (unused parameters to functions), which I fixed.

I've written an update about our research: http://codecereal.blogspot.com.br/2012/05/qml-themingstyling-update.html

For historical reasons the whole core of the qml designer was a separate lib. At some point we changed this. But there is nothing stopping us from exporting these symbols again. If other plugins want to access or extend the model we can change this.

Very good !!! If there is a group working on this, I would like to join. I think using QSqlRelationalModel -> QDataWidgetMapper -> UI is a good approach.

Disregard the last reply

Thanks Lukas.