Why i can't change color of QString?
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If you just copy-paste the code you have to add
DEFINES += MODELUTILITIES_STATICto your .pro file -
Exact same answer.
There's a section in the readme that explains how to use the library: https://vsronin.github.io/QtModelUtilities/md__i_n_s_t_a_l_l.html -
Exact same answer.
There's a section in the readme that explains how to use the library: https://vsronin.github.io/QtModelUtilities/md__i_n_s_t_a_l_l.html -
You have to manually click on build-> rerun qmake every time you change something in the .pro file
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yep!
AllDEFINES += MODELUTILITIES_STATICdoes is transformingMODELUTILITIES_EXPORTinto an empty string. if that doesn't work then just manually do a find and replace -
Actually, it probably just easier to replace the entire
modelutilities_global.hwith#ifndef modelutilities_global_h__ #define modelutilities_global_h__ #define MODELUTILITIES_EXPORT #endif // modelutilities_global_h__ -
@SGaist said in Why i can't change color of QString?:
Did you build @VRonin library statically ?

@SGaist said in Why i can't change color of QString?:
Do you mean the symbol missing error ?

I tried multiple times: Build>Clean all>Run qmake>Rebuild all.
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Do you have a .dll file matching that library ?
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The .dll if you have built @VRonin's library.
Otherwise, how did you integrate it in your application ?
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@SGaist said in Why i can't change color of QString?:
Otherwise, how did you integrate it in your application ?
Just included rolemaskproxymodel.h and start using that stuff what he showed in example
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@SGaist said in Why i can't change color of QString?:
Otherwise, how did you integrate it in your application ?
Just included rolemaskproxymodel.h and start using that stuff what he showed in example
@Engelard said in Why i can't change color of QString?:
Just included rolemaskproxymodel.h and start using that stuff what he showed in example
@VRonin said in Why i can't change color of QString?:
There's a section in the readme that explains how to use the library: https://github.com/VSRonin/QtModelUtilities/tree/dev#installation
And it states:
if you use
qmake(Qt Creator), you can include the entire source of the library directly in your code by addinginclude(path/to/source/modelutilities.pri)in your.profile.