Since qt 6.0 TreeView is deprecated in QML. What can I use instead it? Or how can I use C++ QTreeView in QML. Or how realized my own TreeView?
It seems that TreeView is back from Qt 6.3.0
See
TreeView documentation: https://doc-snapshots.qt.io/qt6-dev/qml-qtquick-treeview.html
Qt bug report: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-61630
I haven´t tried it yet, though
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My Alexandria Delphi IDE has lost its color control for Standard Components.
I cannot set the Font color at design time for components like TLabel, but it's correctly applied at run time.
Non-standard components i.e. JvLabel seem to work at design time and run time.
Parent Font is False.
Have I screwed a setting somewhere?
From my point of view this is a new bug in the Designer of Delphi 11.
In Delphi 10.4.2 the color display of TLabel.Font.Color still worked correctly in the Designer.
I recommend creating an RSP in Embarcadero's Quality Central for this bug.
Update 19-Jan-23:
This is an already known problem of Delphi 11.X.
You can uncheck "Tools->Options->User Interface->Form Designer->mimic the system style" option as a workaround.
I want create a DeskBand application for Windows 7 64bit in VB2013.
I found two helpful sites:
Band Object Basics
Extending Explorer with Band Objects Using .NET
My problem is, if I want activate my toolbar, drop the popup window that say this: "**** toolbar isn't compatible with this version of Windows."
I write this on Win x64 with VB.NET Target Platform\CPU: x64
My VB.NET project files:
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=01064589043620484857
What could be the problem?
Please help me. Thank you.
You DeskBand must implement IDeskBand2 interface. And IDeskBand2.CanRenderComposited method must set CanRenderComposited to TRUE.
I am trying to use the Telerik RadDataGrid in my project. For starting off I have just copied the code given the "Telerik Controls Example" app. But when I try adding the namespace "using Telerik.UI.Xaml.Controls.Grid" I get an error
"The name "RadDataGrid" does not exist in the namespace "using:Telerik.UI.Xaml.Controls.Grid".
I have been able to use the RadCustomHubTile easily till now but RadDataGrid is giving me problems. RadDataGrid does not appear in the toolbox also.
I have added Rad Controls for Windows 8 in the reference section.
I am using C#, xaml, visual studio 2012 and trying to build a windows 8 app.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanx :)
For those who do not know the answer here it is.
Just add this namespace: xmlns:telerik="http://schemas.telerik.com/2008/xaml/presentation"
And in no time you can be using <telerik:RadGridView />!!!!
I'm looking for a way to inspect running XAML in a Windows 8 store app. Essentially, I want firebug / chrome inspector style functionality where I can look at the XAML source generated at runtime, to debug simple layout and style issues.
I've tried Snoop, Pistachio and WPF Inspector but none work for Windows Store apps. The only one I can find which seems to work for Store apps is XAML Spy, which is €90. I can't justify that cost.
Is there any other way to inspect running XAML?
WinRT XAML Toolkit now has an actual visual - visual tree debugger.
Get it from NuGet: nuget.org/packages/winrtxamltoolkit.Debugging then call WinRTXamlToolkit.Debugging.DC.ShowVisualTree() to display the debugger tool inside of your app. It's the third option so now you can use
the WinRTXAMLToolkit.Debugging.VisualTreeDebugger class - that enables you to debug the tree in your Visual Studio
XAML Spy - which is a great commercial visual tree debugger that runs in a separate window
and now this visual tree debugger in the WinRT XAML Toolkit that works inside of your app.
The VisualTreeDebugger class from WinRT XAML Toolkit is what you could use if you want a free tool. It doesn't do as much as XAML Spy, but you get what you pay for. I thought of adding more features to it like actual visualization of what you debug, but the work required would not justify the time investment + I didn't want to step on Koen Zwikstra's turf. I am sure he is doing a great job on that tool. Anyways - VisualTreeDebugger is enough for me, so maybe it would also be enough for you.
The way you can use it is add the class to your code, add a reference in your XAML like
xmlns:debug="WinRTXamlToolkit.Debugging"
then put a hook on a control where you would like to start debugging, like
debug:VisualTreeDebugger.BreakOnLoaded="True"
which will dump the core visual tree details as text in your debugger output window (Ctrl+W,O) and break in the code that dumped your tree where you can investigate the "path" variable, which contains the list of all visual tree elements from the debugged control to the root, so you can watch their values if what you need wasn't already dumped in the output window.
Other options include
debug:VisualTreeDebugger.BreakOnTap="True"
debug:VisualTreeDebugger.BreakOnLayoutUpdated="True"
debug:VisualTreeDebugger.BreakOnLoaded="True"
debug:VisualTreeDebugger.TraceOnTap="True"
debug:VisualTreeDebugger.TraceOnLayoutUpdated="True"
debug:VisualTreeDebugger.TraceOnLoaded="True"
Since it is source code and really a single simple class - you can easily add additional things to the code to do any custom debugging you need.
XAML Spy is what you need. You find it at http://xamlspy.com.
there is a new free tool called XAML Inspector. It's available through NuGet. Just search for "xamlinspector" or get if from the project page: www.xamlinspector.com
Greetings
Christian
Is this possible? I installed them, but they don't appear. Do I have to import them or something?
If you cannot see the Chart control in the Toolbox, right click in the Toolbox, select Choose Items, and then select the following namespaces in the .NET Framekwork Components tab:
System.Web.UI.DataVisualization.Charting
System.Windows.Forms.DataVisualization.Charting
Please, take a look: How use MS chart control with VS 2010?
I haven't tried it with VS2010, but I would assume the process for using it is exactly the same as described there for other versions of VS. It won't appear in the tool box until you instal the add-ons
According to this blog post from January 2010:
The Microsoft Chart Control is available as separate installation for .NET Framework 3.5 and will be included in .NET Framework 4.0.
It could be that the controls haven't been updated to work with VS2010 because of this. If they're not in the Beta 2 by default (I don't have it installed on this machine to check) then it might be that they're only going to be included in the full release.
The Chart controls are included in version 4. Here's where you can find the types:
ASP.NET:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.datavisualization.charting.aspx
Winforms:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd489065%28v=VS.100%29.aspx