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As it turns out, a user defined enum class was being emitted as signal. This type needs to be registered. The strange thing was no errors in console however. It is working as intended now.

Create a QWidget, set the grid layout on it and then make that one as the central widget

@ModelTech said in Missing ScrollBar: However, without setting the number of columns to 2 it has however no effect... The scrollbar is show, after you e.g. called resizeColumnToContents(). Just tested it in the designer

I have followed the Address Book Example to create my own TableModel If you are creating your custom model, why don't you just store the MyPatient items directly and just reimplement data() to return the field you prefer? @fcarney said in QAbstractTableModel: Storing information that is not shown by the QTableView: When I tried to create an interface for both a QTableView and a TableView it seemed like I had to implement different things to get them to work. TL;DR: from Qt 5.12 onward QTableView and TableView can be used with almost no change in the interface This is currently changing. The QML tableview used to be basically multiple listviews squashed together, it's now evolving https://blog.qt.io/blog/2018/08/29/tableview/ and a treeview is also in the pipeline.

@mrjj i've 4 gb Ram when i use Qt5 and compile the code the memory usage reaches about 2.9 GB maybe more but i ain't know why only Qt5 make the system freezing (but i'll try the new upgrade of the system and see it again )

For me it sorts 2nd+ level folders, but not the top level ones that are drives. The "dirview" example sorts everything. (edit) changed the rootPath from "C:/" to "", now it sorts everything.

Hi and welcome to devnet, You should rather ask the author of that project, he will likely be more able to answer that question.

I'm glad to hear that it's working for you now! @reonZ said in QNetworkAccessManager to a HTTPS troubles: 3/ QSslSocket::sslLibraryBuildVersionString() returns OpenSSL 1.0.2p 14 Aug 2018 Apologies, I gave you wrong information earlier. This result shows that Qt was built against OpenSSL 1.0.2, not 1.1.0.

In addition to @mrjj, what does the nvidia driver utility say?

This is way more than you need, but you could take inspiration from MuseScore: https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore

Hi @Fuchsiaff How about meld? It uses the wrong framework (GNOME) but is written in Python. You can also look up the diff page in Wikipedia.

@ManiRon Hi There is no scrollbar for whole application. For such effect, all the widget must be in a QScrollArea which then would show the scrollbars.

I've created a very simple application and it responds well to Super+Left Arrow or Super+Right Arrow. So, the default behaviour is to behave as expected. I'll try to find out where in QGIS this behaviour is disabled.

Then add the Qt Widget module to the list of dependencies of your project.

@MohsinM. So please mark this topic as SOLVED. Thanks!

Hi and welcome to devnet, AFAIK, You can't, layouts have no visual appearances. What exactly are you trying to achieve ? If you don't want the children widgets to be modified, you have to limit precisely the scope of your QSS.

No, examples are just normal projects. You can open them in Qt Creator and build them from there.

@mranger90 thanks yes that would be an issue wouldn't it. I'm a C programmer that's rather new to C++, I was actually reading about construction order but had it mixed around in my head. This makes sense, thanks!