Change ExtendedSelection to MultiSelection.
Change ExtendedSelection to MultiSelection.
I've tried it in both modes but the rubberband doesnt' appearsOriginally Posted by wysota
Hmm... strange. It works for me (4.1.1)Try making a simple dialog in Designer which consists of a list widget with some items and check (under preview) if you see a rubber band.
You're right wysota with designer appears the rubberband, strangeIt's like if a option that I've activated disables the rubberband or something. I attach an image to show you that the multiselections are enabled...
Maybe the problem could be that the list widget is inside a tab widget?![]()
No, not likely. You can take a look at Qt sources to see if there are any requirements for the band to be drawn (in QListView class).
Finally I've found where it disables the rubberband: fixing the movement to staticVery strange, I think that both things have not strictly relationship. A bug of Qt? Could anybody tell me if with the new version (4.1.1) it also locks the rubberband?
Last edited by SkripT; 18th March 2006 at 10:09.
In 4.1.1 with static movement the rubber band is drawn.
SkripT (19th March 2006)
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