Qt design objects keep going back where it was! <linux!>

[kamhagh]

hi, i just started and i was reading tutorial, first when i pulled rect it went back or disappear after few seconds , now after im done editing it, it goes back where ever it was,and however it was!

rects go back to how they were for themselves!

sorry this sounds so stupid!
edit: it force closed!!

[sierdzio]

Sorry, but what are you talking about? Which tutorial are you following? What is the rectangle you mention (part of an application? A design done in Qt Creator? Or maybe something else...)? What OS are you on? Which version of Qt Creator and Qt libraries are you using?

[kamhagh]

sorry for low details.
well i use linux ( Ubuntu 13.10 ) and qt 5.2.0 lastest and GCC comiler,
i use the tutorial included in Qt IDE itself.
and im just pulling any random rectange or any object or like creating new state the stuff taht i change in design is not changing re opening app ussually fixes that for 5 minutes! my codes changes take effect for now but i used it less than an hour! only design wont take changes

[sierdzio]

Thank you. This is indeed weird. However, I am not using tutorials myself, so can't really help. Let's hope someone else spots this topic.

[kamhagh]

[quote author="sierdzio" date="1390391357"]Thank you. This is indeed weird. However, I am not using tutorials myself, so can't really help. Let's hope someone else spots this topic.[/quote]

well the tutorials are just textes in right of editor!!! i couldn't find any other tutorials if you know tell me:)

[sierdzio]

There are lots and lots of tutorials, in the documentation, here on DevNet, etc.

What I meant to say is that with 7 years of Qt coding past me, I feel little need to follow the tutorials for beginners.

Maybe you should try a different solution: "the QmlBook":http://qmlbook.org/ It should make your start easier.

[kamhagh]

[quote author="sierdzio" date="1390459942"]There are lots and lots of tutorials, in the documentation, here on DevNet, etc.

What I meant to say is that with 7 years of Qt coding past me, I feel little need to follow the tutorials for beginners.

Maybe you should try a different solution: "the QmlBook":http://qmlbook.org/ It should make your start easier.[/quote]
its long time ago but i was busy reading avr

the tutorial you gave me is great but i have a question:

is Qt a whole language or just a library/tool for making GUI in C++ :? :\

[sierdzio]

[quote author="kamhagh" date="1391963741"]the tutorial you gave me is great but i have a question:

is Qt a whole language or just a library/tool for making GUI in C++ :? :
[/quote]

The latter. Qt is C++. It "expands" the language by various interesting concepts (signals and slots, meta object system, etc.) but it is still a C++ framework.

Since several years there is additional level available, too: QML (which is indeed a different language), but it in no way stops Qt from being a set of C++ libraries and tools.

[kamhagh]

[quote author="sierdzio" date="1391964311"][quote author="kamhagh" date="1391963741"]the tutorial you gave me is great but i have a question:

is Qt a whole language or just a library/tool for making GUI in C++ :? :
[/quote]

The latter. Qt is C++. It "expands" the language by various interesting concepts (signals and slots, meta object system, etc.) but it is still a C++ framework.

Since several years there is additional level available, too: QML (which is indeed a different language), but it in no way stops Qt from being a set of C++ libraries and tools.[/quote]

oh good thanks:) btw i was reading QML tutorial not C++ !:)