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@Axel-Spoerl Found it!! (At least I think so) I needed to change SelectRect::rectButtonPressed() so that it ended with: show(); raise(); activateWindow(); }

@AndrzejB I believe you are asking here how to place one widget on top of another widget, right? Then I would Google for qt widget on top of widget. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28147360/qt-widget-displayed-over-other-widgets is one such hit, though I don't know if there are better ones. I think you don't want to place the two widgets on a layout because that will adjust them to not overlap. Someone else may have a better answer.

Hi, Depending on what you want to do, you can simply convert the result from OpenCV to a QPixmap to show it.

@JonB @SimonSchroeder @wrosecrans @SGaist Thank you guys for all your help - that looks very promising! I will let you know the results! Great Help!

@Alexey-Volkov said in Strange segfault: any chance to get patch for this issue? I would apply it to my build not sure, don't think, so, it will be released, but its time gated which OpenSSL is used in Qt6? I think OpenSSL3 v6.2.0

@febinaf said in QUdpSocket not emiting readyRead in a multi files project: Since the bind() is in the constructor of the class, creating new objects will execute the bind() method again and again, right? Then move it to somewhere else or simply create two QUdpSocket instances.

@JonB Thanks Jon. I will give a try.

@SGaist I will check it out, thanks.

@0verEngineer said in How to use QThread: Why is "connection 1" printed after "Hello World!", "Bye World!" and "connection 3"? You write that it should first do process() and only after that print "connection 1". process() itself prints "Hello World!" and "Bye World!". After that it emits finished() which will most likely be a direct connection by default because it is all within the same thread. This means that immediately the slot for WorkerThread::finished will be executed and print "connection 3". Now, process() returns and only then "connection 1" can be printed. "connection 2" is printed later because thread is in a different thread than worker. This makes it a queued connection and thus could be executed in any order.

@JonB said in Qt 6: Move QList contents without copying?: Think about if it appends a list of 1,000,000 items to an existing list of one item. Moving and appending a list (like a linked list) could be made an O(1) operation Well, you are right about that. However, I would expect that something would be done with the data afterwards. Iterating over the elements of a linked list and the elements of a vector is both O(n). Still, in the general case a vector will be faster because of consecutive memory whereas a list might have many cache misses. If iteration is done more than once the vector might be faster (after copying 1,000,000 items). It is a very tricky problem.

@ChrisW67 and @jsulm from the server got some multipart boundary issue

@Diego-Iastrubni Although I agree that code is naughty to be doing QFileSystemModel-specific in QCompleter, I think it just makes pathFromIndex() return the full path. I don't know why that should be a problem for you. It would explain data() being called with QFileSystemModel::FileNameRole a lot. I still think your original code should work with setCompletionRole(QFileSystemModel::FileNameRole).

I use the following and it works: pcoSplitter->setSizes({ pcoSplitter->size().width(), 0 });

@jsulm Hello again here, it happens that I already solved my problem, and it is something strange since I installed another browser and with that I was able to download the installer without problems, the truth is that I do not know why with the browser I had it did not let me download the installer. anyway thanks for your reply.

@ChrisW67 Excellent! That was the issue and all bugs resolved. Quite the ctrl+F exercise for my entire project but I don't see another way around. Looks like support for previous stream versions will be there for a while. Thanks for the fast reply!

Hi, You should use InternalMove if you plan to only move things around within the same QTableWidget. That said, you really should consider implementing delegates. As explained in the documentation, setCellWidget should only be used to show some static content.

@Christian-Ehrlicher Thanks, for that information, that (although I still think the on_doubleClick function should operate the same as the on_click function), provided me a way of making sure it was the left button firing the event. Thanks everyone for your input..

@MECoder said in How to write specific tag in existing XML using QXmlStreamWriter ?: How can i write to a specific tag in an existing XML file without writing the complete XML fiel again? You can't update an actual XML text file (just like you can't for any text file). You have to rewrite the whole new XML over the whole file.

@PLL3 That could be a Qt bug. You can work around the issue by manually triggering a useless mouse event to update it after it is enabled since you know a mouse event can update it. Or upgrade your Qt to see if the problem is fixed.