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Does anyone here know how can I find a QString in the QTextEdit and change the color of it?

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Domen Jesenovec
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  • @user3528438 Nah. There is a function called `setTextColor()` that I can call. The problem is how to color just the QString i'm looking for. – Domen Jesenovec Feb 21 '16 at 19:28

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You can use QTextEdit::find() + How to highlight a string of text within a QTextEdit

See also: QSyntaxHighlighter

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Vladimir Bershov
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  • I have already done that. But I want to change the color of the text not highlight it. Thanks anyway!!! – Domen Jesenovec Feb 21 '16 at 19:26
  • @DomenJesenovec, then you need to use this answer about html formatting: [QTextEdit with different text colors (Qt / C++)](http://stackoverflow.com/a/6934270/4149835) – Vladimir Bershov Feb 21 '16 at 19:29