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2010-01-15
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Have you tried the closeEvent?
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.5/qwidget.html#closeEvent
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.5/qwidget.html#closeEvent
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2010-01-15
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Originally Posted by Talvis
Yes its normal, the stacked window is passed to the main window as a ctor param(?)
Weird, I need to set the stacked window attribute for both of the windows for this to work properly!
And I have another problem. My second window is NOT destroyed when the back button is pressed. It is destroyed when the first window is closed. Is this normal?
My problem here is that I need to stop a QTimer when the second window is closed. Any signals sent for this?? secondWindow->destroyed() obviously doesn't work in my case.
Edit: I'm using Qt 4.6 tech prev 2
so it will be destroyed when the main window is destroyed.
have you tried setting the attribute Qt.WA_DeleteOnClose on the stacked window ?
Im not sure if it will work but worth a try.
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2010-01-15
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@ Finland
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thanks krk and rkm! both reimplementing the close event and setting the delete on close attribute sound exactly like what I was looking for. I will try these once I get back to hacking!
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2010-04-25
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Hi,
How about if I want to put a Button (or an Action) next to the 'Back' button, just like when I use File Manager to delete one file, there is a 'Delete' button on top of the window, next to the 'Back' button, when I click on delte, it deletes selected files and returns to original window.
How to implement that? I try to use toolbar but no use.
Last edited by lamle; 2010-04-25 at 14:31.
How about if I want to put a Button (or an Action) next to the 'Back' button, just like when I use File Manager to delete one file, there is a 'Delete' button on top of the window, next to the 'Back' button, when I click on delte, it deletes selected files and returns to original window.
How to implement that? I try to use toolbar but no use.
Last edited by lamle; 2010-04-25 at 14:31.
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2010-04-25
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Lamle, for that, you need to use QMaemo5EditBar widget. You also need to put the window in fullscreen mode if you don't want the title bar of the window to appear...
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2010-04-25
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Originally Posted by Ignacius
Hi Ignacius, Thank you for your reply. However, sorry for my silly, I am developing using Madde and I dont know how to how to use that qt-maemo5 library in Windows, seems not possible for Madde. I also try with esbox and maemo 5 SDK in linux environment, it works in the simulator but then when I create debian package, esbox exports an empty .deb file with only structured folders but nothing else. Can you help me with this?
Lamle, for that, you need to use QMaemo5EditBar widget. You also need to put the window in fullscreen mode if you don't want the title bar of the window to appear...
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2010-04-26
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Originally Posted by krk969
Perhaps you could try to call deleteLater() on it, or destroy it explicitly.
Yes its normal, the stacked window is passed to the main window as a ctor param(?)
so it will be destroyed when the main window is destroyed.
have you tried setting the attribute Qt.WA_DeleteOnClose on the stacked window ?
Im not sure if it will work but worth a try.
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2010-04-26
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Hi,
Daniel
Originally Posted by lamle
this library is not available for 4.5, which comes with MADDE. A bit more details in this post.
Hi Ignacius, Thank you for your reply. However, sorry for my silly, I am developing using Madde and I dont know how to how to use that qt-maemo5 library in Windows, seems not possible for Madde.
Originally Posted by lamle
I guess there are some mistakes in your packaging configuration, which cause the empty debian. But to find out you would have to provide more details
I also try with esbox and maemo 5 SDK in linux environment, it works in the simulator but then when I create debian package, esbox exports an empty .deb file with only structured folders but nothing else. Can you help me with this?
Daniel
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2010-04-26
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Originally Posted by danielwilms
Hi Danielwilms,
I guess there are some mistakes in your packaging configuration, which cause the empty debian. But to find out you would have to provide more details
I followed exactly like what is said in the document, in esbox choose generate debian structure and then choose create debian package with fremantle-atmel env. I think esbox has some problems with that. There nothing else user can do.
And I have another problem. My second window is NOT destroyed when the back button is pressed. It is destroyed when the first window is closed. Is this normal?
My problem here is that I need to stop a QTimer when the second window is closed. Any signals sent for this?? secondWindow->destroyed() obviously doesn't work in my case.
Edit: I'm using Qt 4.6 tech prev 2