> Sent: Wednesday, 18 July 2012 2:28 PM
>
> Hi,
> I am writing an app in which I am wanting to display my data in a number
of
> different ways. (Currently QT4.8 on linux, but will also run it on
windows, if
> this is relevant!)
>
> As an example what I have is a set of tuples with two field, sa
Hi,
I am writing an app in which I am wanting to display my data in a number of
different ways. (Currently QT4.8 on linux, but will also run it on windows,
if this is relevant!)
As an example what I have is a set of tuples with two field, say
Name and Hours
I have this working with table vie
Hi,
maybe you can check it on other machines to see the differences.
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thanks for your reply.
but my os is windows xp, not the right menu of "Run as Administrator"
于 2012年07月18日 09:42, Jason H 写道:
> I don't think your account is administrator, or if it is, you are not
> running as such. Later versions of Windows protect HKLM - that's
> protected by UAC, and you need
I don't think your account is administrator, or if it is, you are not running
as such. Later versions of Windows protect HKLM - that's protected by UAC, and
you need to escalate to write to it. Try running the program by "Run as
Administrator" and I bet it will work...
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hi,
when i use the qt 4.7.4 with windows xp, i found that when i use the
QSettings to write sub key of HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, it fails.
but when i write the sub key of HKEY_CURRENT_USER, it success.
i know that QSettings use the windows api (eg RegCreateKey) to do
it, so I use the RegCreateKey to
Thanks for the answer, I've found the problem.
I called a Qt Slots from outside my object from a non Qt-Thread (std. Linux
thread).
I've fixed the problem by call a function of my (Qt) instance which emits a
signal that is connected to my slot.
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Int
On Tuesday 17 July 2012 08:53:21 Constantin Makshin wrote:
> So, after some thinking, I doubt one can easily make a reliable fix for
> this bug.
> But is it really so important/annoying? Validators are meant to check
> and fix user input because users are not very reliable in terms of
> input's cor
Hi,
A much easier solution to disconnecting the signals, is to set a flag before
calling setText, then check that in the slot.
Hope that helps,
Tony
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