[Qt-interest] Using RTL and LTR languages in a User Interface

[Friedemann Kleint]

Hi,

> I've read the documentation of QFormLayout and Internationalization, but
>  can't find any reference to the label and lineedit's order being switched
>  by using it. Are you sure that switch is done?

For a demonstration, launch Qt >= 4.5 assistant with the -reverse option and 
take a look at the [Edit menu]/preferences dialog/fonts tab. 
 
> Have you got any example image where this behaviour can be seen? If a
>  QFormLayout has some rows in english and some other in hebrew, how are
>  they shown? Are all the labels shown to the right or each one is shown to
>  the left or to the right depending on the language?

Admittedly, a mixture of languages in one layout  will not be automagically 
handled. The layout direction is a widget property, which is the most fine-
grained control (apart from QApplication's property, which is set by the "-
reverse" command line option).

Regards,
Friedemann

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Friedemann Kleint
Nokia, Qt Development Frameworks