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@Christian-Ehrlicher Hi, I have not manually set any css styling the colours I belive just come from fact I am using ubuntu so I think its just using system colours by default

@inkybear Hello. Further to @SGaist's advice: The path you have provided is relative to the current working directory of the application, which may not be where you think it is.

@CidGianni I know i'm late and you probably fixed it or have moved on, but you might have used the wrong compiler, using QT 6.7.0 (MSVC) would enter that meesage on a mingw program. You have to use QT 6.7.0 (MINGW) application to compile it, then it works!

@starkm42 Thanks for the reply, the issue was to do with the fact mosquitto was compiled with a different library. To avoid this I am just going to run a ubuntu VM Thanks everyone for the help.

@roditu said in QML Make a scroll through dynamic strings: anchors.fill: parent So i found the solution by total accident: anchors.fill: parent in delegate has to be changed to width: parent.width. QT6 is cool, QML is a literal roulette, You spin the wheel of fortune until You win. Javascript seems like heaven compared to this...

@JohnLocke said in I need to use TAB only for browsing QLineEdit: I need to browse with TAB Only QLineEdit Is it programmable? Have a look at: setTabOrder

@inkybear I actually wonder why "tittle" works with a double t. How have you added the icon resource file(s)? Can you show you CMakeLists.txt or your .pro file?

@JohnLocke So recognise that button being clicked (signal/slot) and set the others to checked. But you should not be using radiobuttons for this! A radiobutton's whole definition is "only one of this group can be clicked" so that's really confusing. Use checkboxes. In either case QButtonGroup Class aids programming, you probably want a group for the buttons excluding your Select all one.

@JonB , thank you, will add that.

@Pl45m4 @JonB @jsulm THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ANSWER

@qtbuzz said in "Project ERROR: Unknown module(s) in QT: serialport" when using Qt VS Tools on Visual Studio 2022: feature I would say because you can have more than one Qt version installed.

@micha_eleric This: fileString = lineString.toStdList(); is probably intended to be: fileString = lineString.at(i).toStdString(); to select one of the individual QStrings in the lineString list to convert. I think you have missed @Christian-Ehrlicher's point. Your code (corrected as above): Obtains an original string Splits the string into lines (using an over-complex mechanism and deprecated classes). Converts each QString into a std::string Writes it to a file with a trailing newline. The result is a file that contains the essentially same text as the original string (with the possible exception of extra new line). Why bother with all the steps in between?

@SGaist created a bug report https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-119634

@1XU7 Hi, I can confirm it builds with 6.6.0 on macOS. Two things you can do: Open the project with Qt Creator and build it with the Qt Kit you are going to use for your application On the command line, use the qt-cmake wrapper from the Qt version you want to build QSkinny for. It's pre-configured to run cmake with everything pointing correctly to the corresponding Qt version.

@JohnLocke In which way? Start the terminal and execute a command?! Check out QProcess https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qprocess.html

@rock37 got it working, i used find_package(Qt instead of Qt6)....

@hskoglund I've had this exact issue after updating to sonoma and the instructions you provided have fixed my issue (at least). I just manually edited the file and after that projects are compiling again.

@ChrisW67 Made it. Thanks a lot.

@Yash001 this is just general advice. on linux, to run commands as part of the installation is usually handled by postinst.src if deb based, or under %dir section (.spec file) if centos based distro, which are part of respective .rpm or .deb files.