On Jun 6, 2012, at 2:31 AM, ext Tony Rietwyk wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Seeing Thiago's response to a recent QTimer question, prompted me to check
> whether this Windows problem had been circumvented. He says that on
> Windows QTimer "... deliver events to the Qt event window". Back in 4.3 and
> WinXP
Hi,
Seeing Thiago's response to a recent QTimer question, prompted me to check
whether this Windows problem had been circumvented. He says that on
Windows QTimer "... deliver events to the Qt event window". Back in 4.3 and
WinXP when I first looked at this, I found that the events are not deli
Hi all,
I have a question in context with QSpinEdit:
On a Mac this call successfully changes the color of the spinEdit:
spin->setAutoFillBackground(true);
spin->setPalette( *greenFgPalette );
On Win, however, this call seems to be ignored - the spinEdit remains white.
Can anyone tell me how to
On terça-feira, 5 de junho de 2012 16.40.03, Pritam wrote:
> I was just trying to rule out the possibility of a platform bugs. May be
> your platform vendor has not done a good job at creating/porting
> platform software on the
> hardware that you use.
On Windows, Qt uses system timers, which deli
On Monday 04 June 2012 07:55 PM, André Somers wrote:
Op 4-6-2012 16:19, Pritam schreef:
On Monday 04 June 2012 07:36 PM, Vannoote, Frederik wrote:
Hi Syam,
The Qtimer object is only created once and lives on for ever.
It has an interval of 30 seconds.
Most of the times they stop triggering
André:
> > I don't know what timer API is used by Qt. If it's Posix timers underneath,
> > can you try a simple app with Posix timers and see if they also misbehave.
> > That way, we will know whether it's a platform problem or qt problem.
> Seems to me that no matter what technology Qt uses unde
