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(Side discussion forked to https://forum.qt.io/topic/119207/relationships-between-qmake-make-nmake-jom-and-the-compiler )

Probably QText means QTextEdit... and it has an append(QString)-function as well :)

@SGaist ah ok. Can I modify my current widget to turn that into a modal dialog, or do i have to re-create my widget to a modal dialog? Edit: Set it up as a QDialog and then after making sure Qt Designer recognized the widget as a QDialog, I checked "modal" in the QDialog settings in Qt Designer and it works great.

Thank you for the information. I posted a thread there too now. If its ok I would leave this thread in case anyone can help..

Fine, I'll give it a read then. Thank you both @artwaw and @SGaist! :)

Hi and welcome to devnet, Did you try to implement a test application to check what happens ?

@Ketan__Patel__0011 OP states btn_close does not emit the clicked signal at all.

@JonB QPushButton does allow both. @TomNow99 you can reimplement the handling of dropped data to fill the model with want you want.

Hi and welcome to devnet, The final sink must be named: "name=qtvideosink". See the setMedia example.

Hi, Yes you have to, it's explained here.

One more "gotcha" Dragging widget to scratchpad DELETES it from the form !

Could "edit buddies" in QtDesigner help with "matching " the widgets format ??

Thanks SGaist, will tag as solved.

If you chose a CMake project, a CMakeLists.txt file will be used. You have to choose qmake as build system to get a .pro file.

@Pablo-J-Rogina i changed the class name aswell to match :) Socket class socket object

@JonB I have also tried with setFilterFixedString and the proxymodel still doesn't filter. I don't need to set filterRole as it is display role be default. As I understand the docs, I shouldn't need to subclass the proxymodel for such a simple use case. It should be working out of the box. You are right I misspelled. It should be fifth column but the code is correct. Let me share a screen shot of the table I'm trying to filter.! [image: d56681df-7ee5-4aa8-ae7c-1040851de04c.png]

@kuzulis said in QSerialPort readAll() does not work with 5.14.0 anymore PS: And yes, you don't need in QThread::msleep(3), because it has not sense (because the sleeping already does by waitForXXX() methods). Ah, ok. I guess bool com::waitForReady(int timeout) { waitForReadyRead(1); QElapsedTimer elapsed; elapsed.start(); while (bytesAvailable() == 0 && elapsed.elapsed() < timeout) { waitForReadyRead(1); } if (elapsed.elapsed() < timeout) { return true; } return false; } is the "correct" solution then. Update: Just for the sake of completeness, here is the patch for my program: https://github.com/BrillouinMicroscopy/BrillouinAcquisition/pull/135