David Boddie wrote:
>
> Have you tried setting the animations on the transitions themselves
> instead
> of using default animations? Did this make a difference?
>
> David
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I have a curious dilemma I can't seem to find any information about in the
docs...
I have a QTreeView and a delegate...
The items in the QTreeView have columns of similar data. When I set the
selection behaviour to multiSelect (actually called ExtendedSelect) I can pick
a single column of numbe
Also, in theory, I don't have control over the header files.
(In practice, I can submit a bug report etc)
UserMessage.h Header file included below.
Thanks,
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Emmanuel
#define UserMessage_H
#include
#include
class QCAPLUGINLIBRARYSHARED_EXPORT UserMessage : public QObject
{
Q_OBJECT
> I assume that in C++ UserMessage is a sub-class of QObject, but you have
> lied to SIP about this. If so, then you need to tell SIP that UserMessage
> has a private copy ctor (which it normally infers from the QObject
> definition).
>
> Phil
I looked at qobject.sip
[...]
private:
QObject(co
On Tue, 5 Apr 2011 00:05:44 +, Demetrius Cassidy wrote:
>
> I am trying to animate a QTableView moving off-screen from center (0,0),
> which is replaced by a QGroupBox which slides to 0,0 from off-screen inside
> my QStackedWidget.
>
> I am using a QStateMachine which contains two states, and b
