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@pman22,I had the same problem on Windows. but i can't read value by QLowEnergyService::readCharacteristic(QLowEnergyChar&), do you finaly fix this question.

@JonB Ok ok but back to the transforms i really get problems with the rectangle shifting when the "setOrigin" changes on the fly. So for example i scale with origin in topleft and scale afterwards with changed origin to topright the item is nudged slightly. I will prepare a minimal reproducable example, but maybe you have an idea just out of the description. Edit: And of course big thanks for taking the time.

@Mark81 I am guessing that OnRowChange gets activated on QTableView::currentChanged()? Or maybe not. I don't know exactly what happens on Enter or why you find it differs between a new row versus an existing row, if that is what it does. You may need to handle the Enter key directly, e.g. https://pohlondrej.com/qtableview-excel-like-editing//

Literally: builds that happen out of the source tree.

Leaving a comment here because this was a top result when I had the exact error. In my case, I had pip installed opencv, and that pip-installed version had conflicts with the system qt. Steps that ultimately resolved the problem are here on Stack Overflow.

That was not my question. Do you have the same issue if you do not have have a QVideoWidget in the stack ? You should also share the implementation of ImageView.

Hi and welcome to devnet, What happens if you use OpenGL for the viewport ? One thing to keep in mind is 5.12 is obsolete and the HighDPI support has greatly improved since then. Can you try with 5.15 to check if it goes better with that version since Qt 6 is only for next year ?

Fantastic, thank you. I'm going to take time to get my head around that example and see what I can come out with

@JonB actually, it seems it works... the problem is in the column names. I said it "messed up" the names. But at a closer look, it appends the displayColumn and indexColumn. I didn't see this behavior in the pictures in the docs so I assumed I did something wrong. Let me to test it a bit more to understand if it is working correctly.

@SGaist Actually the same code is working fine after first click on controls widget. Before click, setFullScreen(true) did not work fine. That is very amazing thing. m_videoWidget->isFullScreen() returns true, but in reality, it is not fullscreen when app started. How can I programmatically achieve user interaction behaviour? I called activateWindow in MediaPlayer constructor, but still no luck. Any idea?

@jsulm You're right, when the TaskBar is hidden, then the option to hide/show it works correctly. Thank you. This Windows 11 TaskBar is not their best thing, I wanted to make it vertical and they removed the option for that.

@osirisgothra this is a last warning - stop reviving old posts.

But the window does get resized when using more text, below is a demonstration of the same window being rendered with different amounts of text in the label [image: 020ed5ed-ec29-461f-a0c6-dcadc6b44171.png] The text does resize the window dynamically but does it to a wrong size

You can create a feature request on the bug report system explaining your use case.

Hi all, Any help with this issue?

Hi and welcome to devnet, Which version of PyQt/PySide are you using ? On which OS ? You seem to have several custom widgets in there. Please provide a minimal script that allows to reproduce your issue.

@Mark81 said in Catch mouse click on dummy row for QTabelView (returned by proxy but not in real model): That's odd, are we seeing the same repo? Yes, definitely. Now I see 31 open, 28 closed (same as @JonB , still no #62) [image: 4b38ff30-5a3c-44a7-a03a-54cc667b3513.png] Sorry I couldn't resist: The movie scene should be well-known :)) [image: 7e1c7a0f-cbdf-49e7-a4dc-f8df2ffaecbc.jpg]

@polo2024 said in QObject::event() return value vs. QEvent::setAccepted(): the link now is https://doc.qt.io/archives/qq/qq11-events.html So you came here because a link in an ancient topic, over 10 years old, is not valid anymore and you thought the OPs must see the "new" link right now?! (which leads to an archive anyway) Interesting.

@wang1209 https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/kernel/high-resolution-timers#controlling-timer-accuracy You can't rely on Windows timer precision in exact milliseconds. Don't know how Qt's "precise" timer is implemented and what it does to the OS (i.e. Windows)... as @JonB and @Christian-Ehrlicher say above, for very time sensitive tasks, an RTOS such as QNX or ROS is more suited... but all depends on your use case.