My QGraphicsView item is a lot bigger than its background image, but I would like that background image to be drawn only once. Now the whole thing is filled with that background image as many times as
I am using a third party library from which i want to give a callback to UI( written in qt) upon some events. I am registring the call back with the function pointer of the UI but when i get the call
I would like to import an C++ GUI Project with its own Makefile in Eclipse. In the command prompt, ever开发者_StackOverflow中文版ything works fine. But when I import the project, it gives an error
just a brief QList intro, QList is similar to QVector and STL vector but in addition it also reserves some space at the beginning; (and in the end too)
I have a shared library of the C++ application and I am able to call it using the test app. I want to write a Qt UI for this. I am not able to call the C++ functio开发者_开发百科ns directly. Only if I
I\'m starting an institute project. I\'ll try to create a \"web-typograph\", a tool that\'s to be used to correct texts (according to typographic rules of a language) before they\'re sent to the site.
Is it possible to add a DockWidget to my QGraphicsScene 开发者_开发百科scene .? If yes how to do it.The best way I see to achieve this would be to create a QMainWindow, set your graphicsScene as the c
I\'m developing a qtwebkit based editor on linux using pyqt.I would like to package it for windows too.Is it possible?what is the procedure for that?I could not find any g开发者_开发知识库oogling.I\'d
The Qt documentation for QThread says to create a class from QThread, and to implement the run method.
I\'m experimenting with PyQT, and I was t开发者_StackOverflow中文版rying to figure out how to get it to work with Firebird. I built the Firebird driver, but couldn\'t get it to work, so I was thinking
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