@Axel-Spoerl I took this method from the example of the Qt text editor, it works if any text is selected with this cursor, and continues typing with this cursor with the specified font further. But here's the problem, if I want the behavior as in standard text editors, to first set the font modifiers and then start typing, the font in the cursor is reset to the standard one from QTextDocument. The option to store the cursor in the heap is unlikely to work, since it is impossible to set the cursor in the QTextDocument. At the moment, I have solved the problem using "Pending font", if the cursor does not have any text under it, I write all font changes to the QFont variable, and display font data from it on the UI, and as soon as the user enters something, I immediately apply font settings to the entered character, so far it works quite well. But if it is possible to change the font settings for future input without workarounds, I would be glad to know.

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BUMP !!!!!!!

You are trying to do 2 things that require the same actions. Drag and drop is not built into the TextInput object. So you need to learn how drag and drop works. Next, since you need to be able to change the mode of your TextInput you need to control when a selection can occur. Say for instance if text is selected that you do NOT want selection motion to work. Then use the selectedText property to control the selectByMouse property: selectByMouse: selectedText <= 0 I do not know if this will lock you into that mode. So you may need a way to back out of a selection. What happens when you click the text again? Does it deselect the text?

Sorry for the late reply, it looks like there's indeed something changed in between. You should check the release notes just in case it was mentioned somewhere. If nothing, then please consider opening a new report on the bug report system if there's not already something there.

@aha_1980 It works ! Thanks alot :)

Try this , where you create ur control "dynamically" QLineEdit * m_edit=new QLineEdit(this); m_edit->setStyleSheet(":focus{background:white}"); /*this should set the stylesheet*/

@OwonaVivienD Thank you. I think I will go with a QPushButton.

Here is small sample project with demo of how it's not working until you click on a text https://bitbucket.org/ribtoks/rehighlighdemo/src

Hi Have a look at http://doc.qt.io/qt-5.5/qtextobjectinterface.html#details http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtextobjectinterface.html and the "Text Object Example" It seems possible to create your own widget to support such feature but I have no tested it and do not know if object would receive events. also docs says "Copy and Paste operations ignore custom text objects."

Its something completely custom. It does not have package manager.

Build and install QTerminal, then you can use it like other libraries

@HappyCoder Apart from using inputMask you will also need to set a validator. RegExpValidator would be perfect choice for it. A common validator for hh:mm:ss I found was this /^(?:(?:([01]?\d|2[0-3]):)?([0-5]?\d):)?([0-5]?\d)$/ Usage is simple: validator: RegExpValidator { regExp: /^(?:(?:([01]?\d|2[0-3]):)?([0-5]?\d):)?([0-5]?\d)$/ } You can also find another validators.

Well I found a solution. I post here so maybe it helps somebody. You need to declare a global property which stores the height. For example : reViewHeight Put the ListView inside a transparent Rectangle: rcView, and put the rectangle inside the ScrollView Add: Component.onCompleted: { reViewHeight = reViewHeight + height} in your delegate definition In the ListView add: onCountChanged: { rcView.height = reViewHeight } Done !

@jalomic But QQuickTextEdit is not public and hence can't be casted unless you include the private headers but which again is not recommended.