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Qt-jambi-interest Archive, March 2007
double names


Message 1 in thread

Hi all

- eclipse desinger plugin
- double names

it seems to me, that it's possible to give the same objectName for two 
widgets in a dialog which is a little strange

Greetings Arne


Message 2 in thread

On Monday 19 March 2007 10:04, Arne Stocker wrote:
> Hi all
>
> - eclipse desinger plugin
> - double names
>
> it seems to me, that it's possible to give the same objectName for two
> widgets in a dialog which is a little strange
>
> Greetings Arne

Hi Arne

The problem you described has been verified, and will be fixed for the final 
version or potentially the upcoming beta.

The correct behaviour in designer should be:
When making two widgets in designer, the first one will be called 'widget' and 
the second one will be called 'widget_2'. If you then try to rename the 
first 'widget', to 'widget_2', it should automatically rename itself 
to 'widget_3'.

Thanks for reporting this.

Best regards,
Håvard Frøiland


Message 3 in thread

I am using Qt to build an application for transfer communication
geospatial data in SVG to a mobile device. I tried compiling the example
in the Qt, but I kept receiving error messages with QImage, QMenu,
QMainWindow and all of that. Does any one have a solution? I have been
working on a Qt3 platform, but this problem appears to be from the
migration to Qt4.
Thanks
Smart



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On Mon, 19 Mar 2007, Håvard Frøiland wrote:

> On Monday 19 March 2007 10:04, Arne Stocker wrote:
>> Hi all
>>
>> - eclipse desinger plugin
>> - double names
>>
>> it seems to me, that it's possible to give the same objectName for two
>> widgets in a dialog which is a little strange
>>
>> Greetings Arne
>
> Hi Arne
>
> The problem you described has been verified, and will be fixed for the final
> version or potentially the upcoming beta.
>
> The correct behaviour in designer should be:
> When making two widgets in designer, the first one will be called 'widget' and
> the second one will be called 'widget_2'. If you then try to rename the
> first 'widget', to 'widget_2', it should automatically rename itself
> to 'widget_3'.
>
> Thanks for reporting this.
>
> Best regards,
> Håvard Frøiland
>
>


Message 4 in thread

Smart Ikhu-Omoregbe wrote:
> I am using Qt to build an application for transfer communication
> geospatial data in SVG to a mobile device. I tried compiling the example
> in the Qt, but I kept receiving error messages with QImage, QMenu,
> QMainWindow and all of that. Does any one have a solution? I have been
> working on a Qt3 platform, but this problem appears to be from the
> migration to Qt4.
> Thanks
> Smart

Hi Smart,

You are using Qt for C++, right? If so then you want to post to 
qt-interest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx This list is for Qt Jambi, which is the Qt 
toolkit for Java.

best regards,
Gunnar


Message 5 in thread

Ok but the language may not count here. I simply wish to know if there is 
any technical issue invloved in the switching from Qt3 to Qt4.
Thanks for the reply.

Remain blessed always.
GSM +358-(0)414744680
Other emails smart_ikhu@xxxxxxxxxxx
              smart.moregbe@xxxxxxxxxx

              sikhomo@xxxxxxxxx






On Mon, 19 Mar 2007, Gunnar Sletta wrote:

> Smart Ikhu-Omoregbe wrote:
>>  I am using Qt to build an application for transfer communication
>>  geospatial data in SVG to a mobile device. I tried compiling the example
>>  in the Qt, but I kept receiving error messages with QImage, QMenu,
>>  QMainWindow and all of that. Does any one have a solution? I have been
>>  working on a Qt3 platform, but this problem appears to be from the
>>  migration to Qt4.
>>  Thanks
>>  Smart
>
> Hi Smart,
>
> You are using Qt for C++, right? If so then you want to post to 
> qt-interest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx This list is for Qt Jambi, which is the Qt toolkit 
> for Java.
>
> best regards,
> Gunnar
>
>


Message 6 in thread

Smart Ikhu-Omoregbe wrote:
> Ok but the language may not count here. I simply wish to know if there 
> is any technical issue invloved in the switching from Qt3 to Qt4.

Qt 3 is only for C++, so any migration issues fall into 
qt-interest@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

-
Gunnar