Help for newbie - cant add controls to ui form
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Hi all,
Newbie here trying to learn QTCreator.
I created a new project, QT Widgets app, opened the new mainwindow.ui form in Design mode, but I cant add any controls to the form. Double click does not work, dragging does not work.What am I doing wrong?
Screenshot attached.
Thanks
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Hi all,
Newbie here trying to learn QTCreator.
I created a new project, QT Widgets app, opened the new mainwindow.ui form in Design mode, but I cant add any controls to the form. Double click does not work, dragging does not work.What am I doing wrong?
Screenshot attached.
Thanks
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Ah, think I've solved it.
I use a USB graphics tablet connected to a laptop instead of a mouse and normally there's no problem using it to emulate a mouse in all other apps, but for some reason the regular click&drag is not working as expected in QTCreator.I've just discovered that if I use my laptop's inbuilt touchpad, which I normally never use, I can drag controls onto the form with a fingertip double click. That seems to be the only way.
It must be a quirk of QTCreator that I'll have to live with.
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Ah, think I've solved it.
I use a USB graphics tablet connected to a laptop instead of a mouse and normally there's no problem using it to emulate a mouse in all other apps, but for some reason the regular click&drag is not working as expected in QTCreator.I've just discovered that if I use my laptop's inbuilt touchpad, which I normally never use, I can drag controls onto the form with a fingertip double click. That seems to be the only way.
It must be a quirk of QTCreator that I'll have to live with.
Not sure of thestage of support for graphic tablets with creator.
I am still working the old style with a real mouse and buttons on it ;)
Personally I hate those touchpads on laptops. Typically they are located in the wrong place and accident touches make the cursor jump anywhere.
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Ah, think I've solved it.
I use a USB graphics tablet connected to a laptop instead of a mouse and normally there's no problem using it to emulate a mouse in all other apps, but for some reason the regular click&drag is not working as expected in QTCreator.I've just discovered that if I use my laptop's inbuilt touchpad, which I normally never use, I can drag controls onto the form with a fingertip double click. That seems to be the only way.
It must be a quirk of QTCreator that I'll have to live with.
