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    Hi,

    I'm getting qt_rubberband error whenever I want to add a new widget into my project..I think that it's about memory but I don't know what to do even it is. Is there any idea about this subject?

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    Default Re: qt_rubberband

    Could you try to give a little bit more information, please? What does "adding a new widget to your project" mean? Which tools and which versions are you using? Where do you see the error?
    J-P Nurmi

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    Default Re: qt_rubberband

    Of course,

    Adding new widget means; adding for example a new QFrame from the designer or adding a new QActionGroup from the source into my project. I'am using Visual Studio 2003 and QT 4.4.2.

    I see the error in the visual studio console whenever I try to compile the project. It says that " do not delete 'qt_rubberband' ".

    This error is really unusual because I'am adding my widgets just I did before. That's why I'am thinking the error is about memory.

    More clear now?

    Regards

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    Default Re: qt_rubberband

    Quote Originally Posted by zgulser View Post
    More clear now?
    Sure, and next time you could provide similar info right away without asking...

    Is the full warning, by any chance
    QObject: Do not delete object, 'qt_rubberband', during its event handler!
    ?

    To me it sounds like a bug in the VS integration (or Qt Designer). Does it prevent you from doing something?
    J-P Nurmi

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    Default Re: qt_rubberband

    Hi again,

    I "clean" and "rebuild" the program and all goes OK. Thanks for your interest.

    By the way, sorry for the previous post.

    Regards.
    Last edited by zgulser; 28th January 2009 at 14:26.

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