Hi Francesco, I only use HbQt to make a final framework based in harbour
user commands
Pritpal Bedi is the Qt expert and HbQt guru.
Regards
CdQ
On Sat, Feb 27, 2010 at 12:36 PM, francesco perillo wrote:
> Thank you for your sample.
>
> I'm reading a book on Qt but it is C++ based. It's really i
Thank you for your sample.
I'm reading a book on Qt but it is C++ based. It's really interesting
what you can do with Qt.
In C++ you can easily subclass widgets to extend their
functionalities, add slots and signals... is it possible to do this
with hbqt/hbqtcommand ? in C++ or Harbour ?
Frances
Hi Francesco: for WHEN/VALID you can use VALID property (not implemented at
this moment, but I will implement it before release the first HbQtCommand
version.
Ex:
DEFINE TEXTBOX t1
VALUE "Initial Value"
VALID myRoutineForValid() // Need Return .T. or .F.
END TEXTBOX
The HbQtCommand and his
Thank you for your reply.
I still had no time to look at HbQtCommand documentation... I hope to
do it tomorrow
> DEFINE TEXTBOX t1
> VALUE "Initial Value"
> ONLOSTFOCUS myRoutineForValid()
> END TEXTBOX
What happens when myRoutineForValid() returns .F. ?
Or when myRoutineForValid() returns
I thinks that yes. In HbQtCommand we use it for execute an user action on
GotFocus and/or LostFocus
Sample:
DEFINE TEXTBOX t1
VALUE "Initial Value"
ONLOSTFOCUS myRoutineForValid()
END TEXTBOX
Regards
CdQ
On Sat, Feb 27, 2010 at 5:21 AM, francesco perillo wrote:
> Is this a way to have
Is this a way to have WHEN/VALID implementation ?
Francesco
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Work very good !!! Many Thanks
This is my sample for test:
*#include "hbqt.ch"*
*
*
*REQUEST HB_QT*
*
*
*STATIC s_qApp*
*
*
*STATIC pEvents*
*
*
*/*--*/*
*
*
*INIT PROCEDURE Qt_Start()*
*
*
* hbqt_errorsys()*
*
*
* s_qApp :=
CarozoDeQuilmes wrote:
>
> Hi Pritpal, are implemented the FocusIn and FocusOut events in widget (not
> Windows, it work fine for my), for example TextBox ???
>
Try something like:
#include "hbqt.ch"
pEvents := Qt_Events_New()
qWidget := QWidget():new()
qWidget:installEventFilt
