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  How can I create a growable array of structs? It seems QVector<MyStruct*> is not allowed, nor is QVector<MyStruct>. There is no QArray for some reason, but QTypedArray<MyStruct*> also doesn't work. Should I revert to using standard C++ vectors? I had thought about creating a QVector<QDict*> but in Qt 5 it seems that QDict doesn't exist any more.
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  Hello @supot. Squish for Qt only exposes "public" APIs. You must declare the desired slots public. As a test I added... public slots: int GetColorCode(); QString GetRGBColorCode(); ...to squish_dir/examples/qt/addressbook/mainwindow.h, and... int MainWindow::GetColorCode() { return 3; } QString MainWindow::GetRGBColorCode() { return QString("3"); } ...to squish_dir/examples/qt/addressbook/mainwindow.cpp, compiled the example and loaded it in Squish. Afterwards the "Methods" view showed these two methods when selecting the MainWindow object in the "Application Objects" view. Regards Clemens
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  @Chiquito said in How to Create .exe with QT Creator: i cannot choose exactly where forum i can post well, it looks like you chose twice! :-)
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  @Cougar-0 Here are those Perl lines rewritten in C++ + Qt for the reg exs. QString type; type = "This is a fatal message"; //type = "This is a debug message"; if (type.contains(QRegularExpression("(fatal|fail|error|stop)"))) type = QString("\e[1m\e[91m%1\e[0m").arg(type); if (type.contains(QRegularExpression("(refused|nodevice|timeout)"))) type = QString("\e[91m%1\e[0m").arg(type); if (type.contains(QRegularExpression("(reset|warning|secure|unset)"))) type = QString("\e[93m%1\e[0m").arg(type); if (type.contains(QRegularExpression("(add|update|delete)"))) type = QString("\e[95m%1\e[0m").arg(type); if (type.contains(QRegularExpression("(list|uplink)"))) type = QString("\e[96m%1\e[0m").arg(type); if (type.contains(QRegularExpression("(beacon|syncer)"))) type = QString("\e[94m%1\e[0m").arg(type); if (type.contains(QRegularExpression("(stat|kfnew)"))) type = QString("\e[92m%1\e[0m").arg(type); if (type.contains(QRegularExpression("(info|debug)"))) type = QString("\e[1m\e[92m%1\e[0m").arg(type); qDebug() << type; You will need #include <QRegularExpression> at the start of your source file. You should put these lines somewhere after the initial QApplication app(argc, argv);. You will note this is similar to what @SGaist wrote much earlier above. I have stuck to rigidly translating your Perl just as-is. You have a string variable named type. You need to set it to whatever you want before the code (I show a couple of examples), and after the code it has been changed to the original with the colorizing sequences. In practice you will want these lines in some re-usable function, so that the outside world can pass in the desired string for type. The function might then output the result string, or it might return that string for use in the caller. The Perl code as translated will not fare well if the input string contains more than one of the words for different colors (e.g. "This is fatal list info"), but that is how the Perl code has been written. Finally I would remind you again that this will only show colorized if you send the output to a terminal, e.g. run it as a command-line application in a Windows Command Prompt or Linux xterm. We could adapt this principle to produce, say, a string which you could use on a QLabel in a Qt UI application; just it would not use the same escape sequences as you have (we could do text coloring by HTML which is accepted by a QLabel instead).
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  Hi and welcome to devnet, Did you do your mount so that the files on the target can be found in the same place as your desktop machine ? Do you have the equivalent of ldd to check whether the loader can find the librairies required by your application ?
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  надо было использовать "маску " // устанавливаем "маску" ака рамка QRegion maskRegion(_myTexpr.m_t_razm[0]*1.1111, _myTexpr.m_t_razm[2], _myTexpr.m_t_razm[1], _myTexpr.m_t_razm[3]); painter.setClipRegion(maskRegion);
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