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[Roberto Lopez]

Now, can't we have like this?

oAction := QAction():New(oMenu1:addAction_1( "new.png" , "&New" ))

I must create new binaries with updated sources with today's changes to HBQT to test it.

[Rathinagiri]

Hi friends,

I have uploaded some basic functionalities of grid control.

Are there anybody working on this control? or Shall I proceed further?

Roberto, please guide me in this regard.

[Roberto Lopez]

Hi friends,

I have uploaded some basic functionalities of grid control.

Are there anybody working on this control? or Shall I proceed further?

Roberto, please guide me in this regard.

Please, go on...

Since Danny has done some research about grid already, he could help you.

[Rathinagiri]

Thanks Roberto.

I will proceed and implement some of the properties one by one.

[dhaine_adp]

I will proceed and implement some of the properties one by one.

Hi Rathi,

Please review this grid Test. Also I attached a modified demo_1.prg and modified hmg.ch. The grid source is also attached. If the grid covers the mainmenu please change the col on demo_1.prg to 30. In my early test it seems that the control class needs to be modified or maybe its corrected already. I think on :X() and :Y()

Perhaps it would help...

Regards,

Danny

[dhaine_adp]

Hi All,

Has anyone already found a solution about the QTObject that returns a pointer instead of value? It is also my problem in grid, when I tried to get the value it returns a pointer valtype() = "P". You can see that problem with the grid test on my previous post. I was trying to get the value from two cells but it returns a pointer.

The good thing is that we all learned QT first hand from our great professor Mr. Lopez.

Regards,

Danny

[Roberto Lopez]

Hi All,

Has anyone already found a solution about the QTObject that returns a pointer instead of value? It is also my problem in grid, when I tried to get the value it returns a pointer valtype() = "P". You can see that problem with the grid test on my previous post. I was trying to get the value from two cells but it returns a pointer.

The good thing is that we all learned QT first hand from our great professor Mr. Lopez.

Regards,

Danny

Yes.

The sample was provided by HBQT author (Pritpal).

:addaction QMenu method returns a pointer.

This sample creates an object from it using :from method (available for all widgets):

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     oMenu1 := QMenu():new()

     oMenu1:setTitle( "&File" )
     oAct := QAction():from( oMenu1:addAction_1( "new.png" ,
"&New" ) )
     oAct:connect( QT_EVE_TRIGGERED_B, {|w,l| FileDialog( "New" , w,
l ) } )
     oMenuBar:addMenu( oMenu1 )

     oWnd:setMenuBar( oMenuBar )

[Roberto Lopez]

Hi Team,

I've commited changes to almost all sources to change to the new way for events and slots in HBQT.

Please, do a clean checkout prior to commit again to avoid collisions.

Thanks.

[sudip]

Thanks a lot.

[Rathinagiri]

So, now, no event installers required. Only calling connect method is enough. That is nice.