[Qt-creator] Buid and Run settings should allow to set path relative to the .pro file

2010-07-24 Thread anshul mehta
Hi

I'm using custom make commands to build my project. I delete the default
build steps and specify the my own build steps to be executed when project
is build in Qt Creator.
I specify a build directory in which make commands are to be executed and
specify the path of executable that is to be run.
The build directory path and executable path are stored in
untitled.pro.user.

Now my problem is that multiple users share this untitled.pro.user file
since it is checked in CVS along with untitled.pro. But the path stored in
untitled.pro.user are absolute paths and thus don't work for the other
users.

I need a feature so that I can specify the build directory path and
executable path relative to the path of untitled.pro that any user opens in
Qt Creator i.e. when we open a .pro in Qt Creator then an environmental
variable gets created $PROJECT_PATH which points to path of .pro file of the
project. Then I can specify build directory in untitled.pro.user like
$PROJECT_PATH/../bld and the executable path like
$PROJECT_PATH/../inst/untitled. In this I will be able to share same
untitled.pro.user among multiple users since the $PROJECT_PATH will be setup
for each user differently when he opens project in Qt Creator.

Alternatively to above feature we can be implement a feature that when
untitled.pro is opened then we can specify the custom path of
untitled.pro.user to be loaded and it should not look for untitled.pro.user
in the current directory. In this way users can keep their own independent
untitled.pro.user and need not check it in CVS

I hope I'm making my point clear !

Thanks
Anshul
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Re: [Qt-creator] Embedded GUI Designer

2010-07-24 Thread Coda Highland
Easiest way is to apply a stylesheet. Something like QWidget {
font-size: 12pt; } should be a start. However, the font sizes should
automatically pick up your system style settings.

/s/ Adam

On Sat, Jul 24, 2010 at 9:09 AM, Petric Frank pfr...@gmx.de wrote:
 Hello,

 is there a possibility to change the default font size of all GUI elements
 (i.e. combo boxes, line edits, group frames, ...) to an other value ?

 Not only when the GUI have already been designed - also the ones newly
 created.

 In short:
 - GUI already designed - change font size of all elements
 - new widgets - create them with an other font size by default

 Currently the widgets are always created with a font size of 9.

 kind regards
  Petric
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Re: [Qt-creator] Embedded GUI Designer

2010-07-24 Thread Petric Frank
Hello,

and there is no way to apply the new font size to all widgets of an existing 
*.ui file without using a stylesheet ?

regards
  Petric

On Saturday, 24. July 2010 17:29:08 Coda Highland wrote:
 Easiest way is to apply a stylesheet. Something like QWidget {
 font-size: 12pt; } should be a start. However, the font sizes should
 automatically pick up your system style settings.
 
 /s/ Adam
 
 On Sat, Jul 24, 2010 at 9:09 AM, Petric Frank pfr...@gmx.de wrote:
  Hello,
  
  is there a possibility to change the default font size of all GUI
  elements (i.e. combo boxes, line edits, group frames, ...) to an other
  value ?
  
  Not only when the GUI have already been designed - also the ones newly
  created.
  
  In short:
  - GUI already designed - change font size of all elements
  - new widgets - create them with an other font size by default
  
  Currently the widgets are always created with a font size of 9.
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Re: [Qt-creator] Embedded GUI Designer

2010-07-24 Thread Coda Highland
Well, you could use QApplication::setFont() but that won't show in
Designer. You could set the font on the top-level widget and it'll get
inherited by its children, but not everything honors the inheritance.
The stylesheet is guaranteed to work, but it'll override any other
font specifications you may have set.

As said, the best way to do it is to leave it alone and let Qt ask
your system theme what to do, unless you're intentionally TRYING not
to fit in with the other programs on your computer.

/s/ Adam

On Sat, Jul 24, 2010 at 12:38 PM, Petric Frank pfr...@gmx.de wrote:
 Hello,

 and there is no way to apply the new font size to all widgets of an existing
 *.ui file without using a stylesheet ?

 regards
  Petric

 On Saturday, 24. July 2010 17:29:08 Coda Highland wrote:
  Easiest way is to apply a stylesheet. Something like QWidget {
 font-size: 12pt; } should be a start. However, the font sizes should
 automatically pick up your system style settings.

 /s/ Adam

 On Sat, Jul 24, 2010 at 9:09 AM, Petric Frank pfr...@gmx.de wrote:
  Hello,
 
  is there a possibility to change the default font size of all GUI
  elements (i.e. combo boxes, line edits, group frames, ...) to an other
  value ?
 
  Not only when the GUI have already been designed - also the ones newly
  created.
 
  In short:
  - GUI already designed - change font size of all elements
  - new widgets - create them with an other font size by default
 
  Currently the widgets are always created with a font size of 9.
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