Den 19-02-2012 21:00, Thiago Macieira skrev:
> On domingo, 19 de fevereiro de 2012 20.41.56, qtnext wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I wants to start testing my Qml apps (qt4.8, quick 1.1) with Quick2 Qt5
>> ... But how can I easily test it with Qt5 with a working Qt4 source ..
>> Is there any way to define #i
Op 19-2-2012 21:56, Thiago Macieira schreef:
> On domingo, 19 de fevereiro de 2012 21.30.42, qtnext wrote:
>> when 5.0 I will upgrade to Qt Quick 2.0 and never loop back ... But for
>> now, if it's possible it should allow me to evaluate performance and
>> continue to use Qt 4.8 for now ... a #ifde
On domingo, 19 de fevereiro de 2012 21.30.42, qtnext wrote:
> when 5.0 I will upgrade to Qt Quick 2.0 and never loop back ... But for
> now, if it's possible it should allow me to evaluate performance and
> continue to use Qt 4.8 for now ... a #ifdef syntax will also allow to
> target multiple plat
20.02.2012, 00:30, "qtnext" :
> when 5.0 I will upgrade to Qt Quick 2.0 and never loop back ... But for now,
> if it's possible it should allow me to evaluate performance and continue to
> use Qt 4.8 for now ... a #ifdef syntax will also allow to target multiple
> platform (android, windows...
when 5.0 I will upgrade to Qt Quick 2.0 and never loop back ... But for
now, if it's possible it should allow me to evaluate performance and
continue to use Qt 4.8 for now ... a #ifdef syntax will also allow to
target multiple platform (android, windows... to adjust only certain
part) or differ
On domingo, 19 de fevereiro de 2012 20.41.56, qtnext wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I wants to start testing my Qml apps (qt4.8, quick 1.1) with Quick2 Qt5
> ... But how can I easily test it with Qt5 with a working Qt4 source ..
> Is there any way to define #ifdef QT5 import Quick 2.0 #else import
> Quick 1.1
Hi,
I wants to start testing my Qml apps (qt4.8, quick 1.1) with Quick2 Qt5
... But how can I easily test it with Qt5 with a working Qt4 source ..
Is there any way to define #ifdef QT5 import Quick 2.0 #else import
Quick 1.1 ?
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On Sunday 19 February 2012, rcyboom wrote:
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Hi Michele.
I think you will need to inherit QSqlQueryModel and reimplement the method:
virtual QVariant data(const QModelIndex &item, int role =
Qt::DisplayRole ) const
When "item" is your table index and role == Qt::DecorationRole, you can
return the desirable icon.
I hope this solution might
Dear to all,
I need to insert an icon into every index of a QSqlQueryModel (so I
can retrieve them from DB but mark them with the icon).
I need something like QStandardItem (const QIcon &icon, const QString
&text) constructor, but I don't know how can I subclass It.
I need also to activate the tool
On Sunday 19 February 2012 12:36:52 rcyboom wrote:
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I'm using KMail on Linux and Thunderbird on Windows... but, could it be that
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topics") in the ma
I don't use anything special — Gmail web-interface, Android's built-in
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