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Different fonts in Application Output (seems to use the Editor's font) and in Compile Output / Version Control (seems to use the UI font, i.e. Warpsans) windows. The commit message text box has also a strange font.

As for me, all console output from executables should be in a single monospaced font as it is implied to be monospaced.

Some file systems on OS/2 report ".." in the root directory of the drive. This entry gets propagated to Qt (see http://svn.netlabs.org/qt4/ticket/242) and in particular to the File System View pane of Qt Creator where selecting it presents the list of all available drives.

While it may look like a bug at first, it may also be a feature. Earlier I said speaking to Rudi:

Regarding "..". Yes, it looks like this behavior is unintended but are you sure it's a bug? It looks like a (handy) feature to me. The only other way to change drives in this view is to RMB on the header, select Choose Folder..., select the necessary drive from the popped file dialog etc., in other words much more actions to perform.

What do you think if we improve it a bit instead? E.g. by making sure ".." is always added to the root directory listing (even on Windows) and clicking it shows My Computer. We will also need to sort items in the My Computer list properly (they look unsorted now) and to make the header show "My Computer" (instead of ".." as now).

JFTR, this is a patch by Rudi to remove http://svn.netlabs.org/qt4/attachment/ticket/205/foldernavigationwidget.diff that completely disables this bug-o-feature.

Probably due to some differences in the font handling, our Creator shows the unwanted behavior. The easiest fix is to increase the size hint for the category list in /src/plugins/coreplugin/dialogs/settingsdialog.cpp, line 259:

int width = sizeHintForColumn(0) + frameWidth() * 2 + 20;

works for me. What do you think ? Should we make this OS/2 specific ?

The message "The binary 'git' could not be located in the path" when pressing OK or Apply in the Options dialog if it is open on the Version Control / Git tab. But git itself actually works (quite nicely I must say).

The Qt Creator main window's icon changes when external commands are run (e.g. when you qmake/build the project). Also, the window list entry gets changed. This is confusing.

Ctrl-> and Ctrl-< shortcuts don't work. Interesting that the Keyboard shortcuts setup dialog does recognize them, but when used in the editor, they don't perform the assigned action.

When a project contains files that are located in subdirectories other than the one in which the project file resides. I.e. something like:

SOURCES = src/file1.cpp
HEADERS = include/file1.h
FORMS = ui/file1.ui

the subfolder icons (here src, include and ui) get upscaled. This is a result of the fact that the toplevel folder icons are handled differently (they have overlays and the size is forced to 16x16) than the subfolder icons (queried directly from QStyle). Cause of the problem is, that there is no icon size set for the tree view widget. Thus - on OS/2 - a default size of 20x20 is assumed. However, the icons from common style are 16x16 and thus get upscaled.

This is what Qt 5 needs.

In response to #9.