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@JonB d->icon = icon; this invokes QIcon's equal operator =(). You are right: QIcon has some sort of reference count. I will have a detailed look at it.

@Christian-Ehrlicher I have used the -appstore-compliant option on the final .app made with Xcode. I used nm on the .app after using macdeployqt and it still showed the presence of the two APIs within it. I think I will have to make my own custom Qt using the appstore-compliant feature. Surely you mean I have to compile Qt with the "appstore-compliant" feature turned ON? I know it is supposed to be turned ON by default for Qt downloaded through the maintenancetool. Maybe the Qt 6.4.2 that's available through the maintenance tool wasn't built with the appstore-compliant feature turned ON?

@dherold Thanks very much. This resolved an issue I had been having with QT and Visual studio 2022. Rebuilding all files even if only one file had been changed. Went back to the version extension of QT and all is fine now. Originally thought it had to do with an update to Visual. Much appreciated!!

@mamoo said in I can't access the variable in the structure from within the class: it just reads my array variable 'mSepetler' as empty What exactly is "empty"? The array itself is for sure not empty as it has fixed size of 4 elements. You should really provide more details.

@jsulm I'm using QT6. Thought that the requirement of C++17 is only for compiling QT sources.

Turns out that creating icons via QPixmap is an anti-pattern. It is drawn correctly if constructing QIcon directly: QIcon icon("icon.svg");

@JonB Thank you!

@JonB Ok it works well, I didn't understand that tabWidget was applied to all the tabs of the GUI. Thanks for help

@JonB after i removed all the using namespace std instances from all my code the problem is gone but this means that the library is setting a policy for the program. Thought about defining my own header in QT sources that will have the definition of byte and then including this header at the beginning of the QT program. Is this possible? Do you know in which file i need to add this header?

@nicker-player I know why the background is dark color. Cause I used the {background:transparent;} qstyle code.How to prevent the parent widget influenced the child qcombobox by using the code "background:transparent;" By using the code QComboBox{background-color:white;} seemed unuseful.

@Christian-Ehrlicher Nope... the error was a line of code of the widget class that was shared both from plugin and application form . So it should have repoted in both compliation stages... anyway at this time is fixed.

Thank you

Found a solution. def _event(self, event: QEvent): if event.type() == event.Type.KeyRelease: # region Release SHIFT Key if QKeyEvent(event).key() == Qt.Key.Key_Shift and self.shift_key_locked: self.shift_key_locked = False # endregion if event.type() == event.Type.KeyPress: # region SHIFT Key if QKeyEvent(event).modifiers() == Qt.KeyboardModifier.ShiftModifier and not self.shift_key_locked: self.shift_key_locked = True # endregion

You can check the Windows 10 firewall settings to make sure that your applications are allowed through. Just search for ""firewall"" in the Start menu and click on ""Windows Defender Firewall"". From there, you can click on ""Allow an app or feature through Windows Defender Firewall"" and make sure that your applications are checked.

@ocgltd I do not have a deep knowledge of BLE but based on the articles you linked, it would be possible to implement the chat example with a custom service. The chat example uses a Bluetooth standard protocol that is not available in Bluetooth LE.

@agmar Damn! Well I guessed right anyway... :)