Originally Posted by mclark If I replace the '<' with < in the original example, "<" is displayed, not '<'. Because it should be "<", not "<". Originally Posted by mclark A second question, can I display a QString with "<s>" or "<b>" or any other tag-like text in it and not have Qt treat it as HTML? No, HTML standard says that everything between < and > is a tag. Use < and > instead.
mclark (6th July 2007)
Thanks jacek! I knew there had to be a way. Who knew that semi-colons could be so important
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