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@RahibeMeryem Did you actually read my previous post? Or why do you ask me same question again?

@Christian-Ehrlicher thanks. it had solved.

@adazem009 Some variant of this question surfaces every few months, almost always initiated by someone who really does not understand what the internet is. InterNet in itself is an ambiguous term. It is a network of interconnected networks. There is no internet point of authority to ping with and come to the conclusion "I can reach the internet". It is by nature designed so that some segments may be reached even if other large portions are down. So, you need to be very specific with your intentions and expectations when branching outside of your LAN (local area network).

@kipalex the conflict is notified to you through the warning (ALWAYS FIX THE WARNINGS).

Hi, I think you should be able to achieve this with QCharts. Otherwise, projects worth taking a look at: Qwt QCustomPlot Check their licenses to see if they fit your needs.

@Axel-Spoerl 👏Thanks a lot

@Christian-Ehrlicher It took me a whole day, but I finally understood that you were referring to the fact that exit()/quit() can't be used in the same vein as requestInterruption()/isInterruptionRequested() or terminate(). I first learned about basic QThread semantics so long ago (more than a decade I think), that the fact that it's possible to not understand that got completely lost on me.

Here's a specific example of how QML Layouts appears to be broken. I have a GridLayout with 4 colums and 5 rows. The cells in the 3th column each contain a GroupBox and with "Layout.fillWidth: true" in each GroupBox, the 3rd column expands when the app width is increased. That's what I want. However in the top cell of the 4th column, I want to have text which is right and top aligned within the cell. QML won't let me do it. I've tried various alignments and anchors, tried putting the text in a Rectangle & child GridLayout within the parent cell and with addition Rectangles (inside the child GridLayout) to push the text to the top right corner, and even tried used "Layout.fillWidth: true" in the Rectangle. Nothing works, and "Layout.fillWidth: true" causes the 4th column to expand at the same rate as the 3rd column, which is not what I want. Am I missing something obvious? Thanks, Michael

@mjsmithers A warning for what? This has nothing to do with QThread particularly, any QObject-derived class will have this issue. And Qt (Creator) is not a compiler, your compiler is external, so it could not "provide a warning".

@Christian-Ehrlicher Real Thanks ... and happy sunday.

@SGaist aha, that's the reason. I tried Qt 6 libraries and found arm architecture, very good! Thanks a lot

@JonB said in Issues adding QTimer to a custom class: @KenAppleby-0 Yes, of course you could always raise a subsequent signal by connecting the first signal to a slot method or lambda which emits the second signal but Qt allows to connect directly to another signal for "chaining". I don't know whether this is documented, It is documented, in the second to last paragraph of the Signals and Slots section. You can connect as many signals as you want to a single slot, and a signal can be connected to as many slots as you need. It is even possible to connect a signal directly to another signal. (This will emit the second signal immediately whenever the first is emitted.)

@mpergand Sorry to not included the full code, I already done that. But the result is same, no popup came while start typing.

@DerReisende that was it: I put that in main.cpp, and now I can create thousands of threads. And now I know about getrlimit & setrlimit, which I had never seen before. THANK YOU!

Ok, is see the issue: I took you use the QRubberBand class for your purpose. Based on what you want to do, it seems it would be simpler. The rubber band being independent of the view will also not be dependent of if for its rendering.