Re: [Interest] Best way to implement a line edit with breaks

Have you considered a QLineEdit with an input mask? IP addresses typically have dashes '-' between the digit groups. The line edit initially appears empty except the dashes appear, inviting the user to type numbers that fill in the space provided between the dashes. Thanks, David > Date: Wed, 2

Re: [Interest] Best way to implement a line edit with breaks

Yes, however the problem I have is my "mask" is dynamic based on information from the server. Scott -Original Message- From: David Ching Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2025 16:04 To: interest@qt-project.org Cc: Scott Bloom Subject: RE: Best way to implement a line edit with breaks Have y

Re: [Interest] New in Qt 6.9: Default ContextMenu in TextField and TextArea

The context menu does not fit the design requirements of my application. I’ll ask support to schedule the patch for a 6.9.x release. Kind regards Robert (sorry for top posting, Outlook does not allow me to write text below a quote) It’s just cut, copy, paste, delete, select all: things you can a

Re: [Interest] New in Qt 6.9: Default ContextMenu in TextField and TextArea

On Apr 23, 2025, at 14:54, Schimkowitsch Robert wrote: From Qt 6.9 release notes: “ TextField and TextArea now provide a ContextMenu

Re: [Interest] [External] Re: Best way to implement a line edit with breaks

> On Wed, 23 Apr 2025 at 6:35 Scott Bloom wrote: > Over the years this has come up to my a couple of times, and I wanted to get > the hive’s opinion > > The “easiest” example is the entry for an IP address, but it could be for any > string of numbers (or > letters) where there are sub strings in

[Interest] New in Qt 6.9: Default ContextMenu in TextField and TextArea

From Qt 6.9 release notes: “ TextField and TextArea now provide a ContextMenu