;
private void handleNewDataReadySignalFromThread(String newData)
{
mLatestData = newData;
QTimer.singleShot(0, this, "displayResult()");
}
private void displayResult()
{
// clear existing data and display mLatestData
}
On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 1:13 PM, Josh Highley wrote:
> My progr
My program has a long running thread that when finished, emits a signal
with the resulting data. The signal handler method in the main app should
then clear the GUI's result display area of any existing data and display
the new result data.
However, I've encountered the issue where the existing d
If your icon image is on your classpath, you can easily create a QIcon
object directly:
QIcon icon = new QIcon("classpath:com/domain/myproject/icon.png");
Josh
On Fri, May 4, 2012 at 1:08 PM, Darryl Miles <
darryl-mailingli...@netbauds.net> wrote:
> Χρήστος Τριανταφύλλης wrote:
> > Hello ever
@Darryl:
My statement about "I should be able to implement ..." was looking for
verification that I should be able to do that, per other people's prior
comments that made it seem so.
I don't know how I would write this using best practices because I haven't
found any. If you can point me to some
The Jambi tree examples that I've found use the file system as the model
and relies on the filesystem to provide the parent-child relationship,
which doesn't help me.
I have a flat list of objects in a QAbstractItemModel. I use this model
with other views so I can't just extend QTreeModel instead
