https://bugreports.qt.io/ is also open for feature requests like this

@SimonSchroeder There is a single project that allows you to do hot reloading with C++ (and thus certainly also with Qt): https://liveplusplus.tech/ Only problem is that it's closed source

Using QT Designer might be the simpler route if the main goal is to keep the workflow smooth with Python. QT Design Studio projects often need manual adjustments before they run properly under PySide6.

I have had a problem when editing the names.py manually in that Squish no longer recognises the object. I now delete the object and re-enter it after using the picker tool then add to object map. Not sure if this is what you meant, but hopefully this helps

@veerbhan I would recommend you to add with us (Me and Lehomar2vinci).

@Chris-Kawa said in Conditional operator as a statement: I doubt it will actually affect code gen much (but I've been wrong before, so we'll see). Starting with C++26 [[indeterminate]] will be the old (current) behavior. Without it we are in the area of the newly defined "erroneous behavior". What this means in this context is that a variable without the [[indeterminate]] attribute (and without initialization) will be initialized starting from C++26, at least before it is first read from (if the first read happens before the first write). Depending on how much the compiler can prove initialization might always happen ("always" for a lazy compiler). I agree that in most cases the most common compilers will generate the same code. (Everything else will be a bug in the original code.)

@m77it said in Installazione su macbook m1: xcode-select--switch/Applications/Xcode.app Shouldn't it be xcode-select --switch /Applications/Xcode.app `` ?

Please kindly change it to “ntninja”. The old name has SHA-256 hash “27f1e1e6277cc13bfc65294c7af80d2d6bbe23c42eb2ed426547fbe6311e55c4” (no newline in input) and shall not be named, thank you.