Ok, I found the problem...
Under Windows 7 the qt creator was configured to start/run as administrator.
After I removed this property it works like expected.
The Problem seems to be that the qt creator was running as administrator and
the files were dragged with the current logged on user.
Than
> Hello again,
> I've attached a small and simple example, which doesn't work.
> Maybe someone coul?d help
You have to call "event->acceptProposedAction();" in your dragEnterEvent()
implementation, as stated in the documentation.
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In my case they are reached. Are you building your application in debug or
release mode ?
In release mode, it won't break. Furthermore a line like int n = 0; is likely
to get optimized out.
If you want to have the correct behavior, do as said in the documentation with
the acceptProposedAction(
But the main problem is that the breakpoint in the functions aren't reached.
Make a breakpoint on a line (int n = 0;) in the code and run in debug mode
Am 25.01.2012 um 16:48 schrieb Samuel Gaist :
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> On 25 janv. 2012, at 15:44, NoRulez wrote:
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>> Hello again,
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>> I've attached a small an
On 25 janv. 2012, at 15:44, NoRulez wrote:
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> I've attached a small and simple example, which doesn't work.
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> Maybe someone could help
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Hello @all,I tried to compile and run the example which is listed here: http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/Drag_and_Drop_of_fileshttps://www.gitorious.org/qtdevnet-wiki-mvc/qtdevnet-dropfilesMy Problem now is that I can't drop any files into the MDI Area.I already tried to create a simple applicati
