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@SGaist Thanks for the offer of looking over a code sample. I have found that by setting W to be a Qt::Popup rather than a Qt::Window, this solves my problem.

Thank you both, it works now.

You can create custom views if you want. See the Chart Example

Hi, Do you mean something like QxOrm ?

Out of curiosity, how many levels of sub-projects do you have ?

@Pl45m4 True, I see that QPainterPath is getting me nowhere in this case. Thanks.

Thanks for confirming and explaining!

99.9999% probability you are trying to use the object you just deleted. If you call deleteLater on an object you then have to recreate it (e.g. with new) before using it or trying to delete it again

Hi, Use QAction with a QShortcut

I second @MajidKamali - I have subdir project with resources in the tree of subfolder of the main .pro file, adjusted and included as needed in the resource files of every subproject. Hierarchy of the resource file looks insane :/

@DonCoder https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4753681/how-to-pan-images-in-qgraphicsview

@Kent-Dorfman So do I, I want to know how to use opengl in QPainterPath.

@JonB I have checked it few times and even tried to connect via VS, with Visual Studio, it worked perfect and took 2 min to set it up. thank you for the functions, I will check it out

@JonB Simple answer to that will be "run as admin" - but, as stated above - this is something you should not do.

Heads-up for anyone reading this. I have come across this topic in trying to solve my new post at https://forum.qt.io/topic/112224/signal-slot-vs-direct-call-and-related-question, where I need to know which window/widget has the focus when a (main window) menu is invoked. The OP (@Elsworth55 )'s question here seems "alarmist"! Of course we need Qt to tell us which widget is focussed when a menu is invoked, else we're in trouble! Maybe it never got an answer because I do not find the behaviour reported by the OP here. Tested under Qt 5.12.2, Linux. I find that QApplication.focusWidget() does return the correct, currently-focussed widget. I have tested this on both a generic QWidget and a QLineEdit, and I have tested both when the menu is pulled down (QMenu::aboutToShow()) and when a item is clicked (QAction::triggered). In all cases I found it worked, so I don';t know about this OP's the QLineEdit that was previously in focus will get focus restored after clicking the menu item but when you click on a menu item it gives focus to the menu, so the focusWidget() will be the menu

Thanks @kshegunov I wil redo my plugin

@KroMignon This works fine, Thanks :)

@anil_arise thank you very much