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**Ginsengelf** · 17th June 2010, 15:01

Hi, you can use one of the QString::arg() methods. They allow to specify a minimum width of the result.

Ginsengelf

**johnmauer** · 17th June 2010, 15:23

Works great. Thanks.

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QString  fontColorSet = "#%1%2%3";
    fontColorSet = fontColorSet.arg(QString::number(fontColor.red(), 16), 2,'0')
                                                      .arg(QString::number(fontColor.green(), 16) ,2,'0')
                                                      .arg(QString::number(fontColor.blue(), 16),2,'0');

QString  fontColorSet = "#%1%2%3";
    fontColorSet = fontColorSet.arg(QString::number(fontColor.red(), 16), 2,'0')
                                                      .arg(QString::number(fontColor.green(), 16) ,2,'0')
                                                      .arg(QString::number(fontColor.blue(), 16),2,'0');

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