Hi,
I'm trying to display a background color for all items of my model.
I've tried to return a QColor in my data method for BackgroundRole. But this
color is only displayed if the mouse is over one row of my view. This color
is not displayed for all the rows of my view.
I don't understand why, cau
Mathias wrote:
> public class MyTabWidget extends QTabWidget {
> public MyTabWidget() {
> currentChanged.connect(this, "currentChanged(int)");
> }
>
> private void currentChanged(int index) {
> System.out.println("Changed!");
> }
> }
>
> This creates two lines of p
Gentlemen,
consider this:
public class MyTabWidget extends QTabWidget {
public MyTabWidget() {
currentChanged.connect(this, "currentTabChanged(int)");
}
private void currentTabChanged(int index) {
System.out.println("Changed!");
}
}
This short piece of code works
Gentlemen,
I did notice that in some cases, when my app exits with System.exit() (e.g.
after having handled an exception) Jambi crashes with a seg fault in
qtjambi.dll native code.
I attached the crash log of the most recent case.
Basically the procedure is as follows:
During startup my applicat
Dennis Kehrig wrote:
> What, exactly - Java oder Eclipse? Because I got the same problem
> without using Eclipse at all (compiled on Windows, then run on Mac OS
> X). Java on Windows does not accept this option, is this a Mac-only thing?
Hi, Dennis.
Yes, it's a mac-only thing, because the impleme
Hello,
> "QPixmap: It is not safe to use pixmaps outside the GUI thread"
I experienced this, too.
> On OS-X you need to launch with -XstartOnFirstThread.
What, exactly - Java oder Eclipse? Because I got the same problem
without using Eclipse at all (compiled on Windows, then run on Mac OS
X). J
