@Shap
QPlainTextEdit will (should) behave the same as QTextEdit so far as sizing is concerned. They are both for multiline input, and can grow vertically. QLineEdit is for single-line input, and would not grow vertically. Same as the other widgets you talked about.
I see this is an old thread and I see several unresolved threads on this topic. I'm leaving this incase it helps someone else who ends up here. The solution was twofold for me.
Go to File > Export Project and select Enable Python Generator. This will create a main.py.
Make sure you pip install PySide6-DS
Hope this helps someone.
Hello, we're using the squish teamcity plugin and were wondering whether it was possible to configure the test report a bit more to our liking. We'd like the JUnit XML report and disable the other reports.
It seems that in the TC build step it isn't possible to add/override the --reportgen option:
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What are our options?
Cheers,
Adam
I can't edit my previous message now but I finally managed to run the program. It seems that the file path was too long, and by renaming my project to "Challenge1" (it was previously called "QML-for-Beginners-Challenges-Intro-to-QML"), it worked.
@SimonSchroeder said in Using QList [] operator in const methods:
Even if operator[](int) const returns a copy you have the exact same possible race condition in a multithreading environment. The only advantage is that it is fewer lines of code where this might occur.
Multithreading seems an irrelevant point though because the competent programmer understands that accessing a shared resource needs a mutex, so if safe programming processes are observed then there is no race condition.
re const vs non-const: totally agree and get it. It's the way things are...however, I do sometimes wish nothing was ever const and everything was mutable. :^)
