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@JonB thank you so much. That was right. there was an object that was calling deleteLater in different places and that caused a crash. It was definitelly on my side. Thanks!

@jsulm Updated to Qt 6.6.2 and it's working now! Thanks a lot

@QT-static-prgm said in conflict LibXML2 validation with qt application: i don't think using an older libxml version will solve the issue. As i build Qt from source the xml version used should be the same version as i use now for my program. It was supposed to be a test to see if it gave us a clue as to what the issue might be. Anyway I leave it with you, I don't use Qt6.

@JonB said in How can I wait all request complate?: main() is no good for a Qt program I gave main() as an example. To show that there is a continuous data flow to the doSth function. @JonB said in How can I wait all request complate?: But if you really want to write your code to "block" and "wait" for a response, use a local QEventLoop instance and call exec(). This is at least an "efficient" way to do it. A couple of examples on stackoverflow illustrating just this for your QNetworkReply::finished case: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29449561/qeventloop-proper-usage https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54694312/qeventloop-wait-for-only-local-events-not-main-loop-events Thank you I will look them

@SGaist Thank you very much for your answer... I tried _view->header()->setSectionResizeMode(QHeaderView::ResizeToContents); in my init_wodgets function, and it looks like it's working :) I also tried connect(_model, &QFileSystemModel::directoryLoaded, _view, [this]() { _view->resizeColumnToContents(0); }); which obviously works too and might be the right way to do it... Your answer was very useful. Thank you very much for your help :)

@JonB Sorry for the late reply doc.setContent(&file, false); works for me. Thank you .

@WildWilts Can you show your Kit and Qt configurations in QtCreator?

@ocgltd said in How am I blocking the event loop: but running with Valgrind slowed everything down enough An excellent use of valgrind :)

@jdent said in how do I update the current row in the model?: since I can't find updateRecord. For that part, at the QSqlRecord level, it's bool QSqlTableModel::setRecord(int row, const QSqlRecord &values).

@JonB you are correct!! it was select I was looking for!! Thanks!

Hi, Until shown, widgets don't have any "physical" presence. What I usually do when restoring such settings is to use a 0 based timeout QTimer to trigger the settings loading function. This will happen after the event loop starts which usually mean that your widgets should be ready to be properly modified.

@jdent said in How do I make a QTableView readonly?: @Christian-Ehrlicher sorry did not find any info on ItemFlags for QTableView In Qt's model-view paradigm the flags are returned by the model: Qt::ItemFlags QAbstractItemModel::flags(const QModelIndex &index) const, values flags Qt::ItemFlags. Qt::ItemIsEditable determines whether the model tells the view items are editable or not. A view like QTableView will call this, behind the scenes without you doing anything, and make its interface correspond to what the model wants. @mpergand's implementation does not return Qt::ItemIsEditable so items won't be editable. QTreeView will show items as non-editable.

Did you ever get an answer to this? I want to use many features of Qt but need to support Metal and it doesn't seem like there is an easy way with Qt widgets.

@jdent I am not exactly sure, what update the new record means. Update an existing record, or insert a new one? insertRecord()adds a new record to your table model. It doesn't do anything with the record's data. but with what row number That depends. currentIndex()is the currently selected index of any QAbstractItemView. It has a column()and a row(). indexAt()will return the model index at a given point on the screen. indexWidget()returns the pointer to a widget, in case you have set one. In the model itself, you have plenty of accessors to retrieve or set item data to a given model index. All of those examples can be used to modify existing records (actually: indexes).