I have a class which derives from a QWid开发者_JS百科get and a model class. Based on my reading, I can\'t have the model class to derive from QObject.
I am doing some simple program in Qt (MSVC++2008) with few checkboxes and buttons. In debug mode, everything works fine, but I can\'t distribute such executable, because most people don\'t have Visual
Im using qtbindings for Ruby (https://github.com/ryanmelt/qtbindings) and i would emit a signal with an hash param...
I am doin开发者_JS百科g one web related project. Recently I hit on this situation. This is just a stub
I have 3 objects(inherited from QObject) that each contain a separate std::list. Each object gets created in the main gui thread (with no parent) and then is pushed to it\'s own thread (using Qt\'s QO
I have 5 classes that interact (maintaining professionally, not author).My problem is that the code that is emitting the signal (there is just one, code below) is never activating the slot (MyWidget::
As w开发者_Go百科ritten in the title - is \"Signals and Slots\" a simple way of reactive programming?Signals/Slots is an implementation of the Observer Pattern .
I need to flash some images with very precise timing (order of milliseconds) for which I developed a subclass of QGLwidget. The images are loaded as textures at initialization. I am using a QTimer ins
I am using VS2008 with QT 4.7.1 and add-ins. I am new to this environment. I managed to do necessary setting and run simple \"hello world\". But when I try to use simple
I have a custom class inheriting from QDialog. I\'m creating this dialog with function foo, and foo would like to continue doing its thing only when a certain button in the dialog is pressed. I was th
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