Hi all,
I want to subclass QApplication. What is the preferred way to do it.
It seems like qt-jambi uses its own initialization function -
initialize(String[] args), but I want to create my QApplication subclass by
calling its constructor and doing some stuff there. How to do it
Regards
Cvetoslav
On Thursday 09 February 18:00:13 Cvetoslav Ludmiloff wrote:
> Hi all,
> I want to subclass QApplication. What is the preferred way to do it.
> It seems like qt-jambi uses its own initialization function -
> initialize(String[] args), but I want to create my QApplication subclass by
> calling its co
joshhigh...@gmail.com wrote:
> Yes, I've read the documentation several times but it's too high level.
> I forgot to mention in my original email that I am already using a proxy
> model. I think I have most of it figured out, except for how to
> implement the parent(QModelIndex child) method. I can
Samu Voutilainen wrote:
> On Thursday 09 February 18:00:13 Cvetoslav Ludmiloff wrote:
>> I want to subclass QApplication. What is the preferred way to do it.
>> It seems like qt-jambi uses its own initialization function -
>> initialize(String[] args), but I want to create my QApplication subclass
I'll see what I can do. In my limited experience, Jambi is generally a very
thin wrapper on the C++ APIs. Since the child index is created by calling
the index(row,column,parent) method, I think the parent of the child
_should_ already be known and populated (but isn't in my case).
I have v
Thanks, I will try exec() method.
Regards
Cvetoslav Ludmiloff
http://archstable.blogspot.com/
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