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As the icon explicitly stated, frame 27 has no layout.

@JonB , @jsulm , @Pl45m4 Thanks everyone. I managed to have the problem resolved based on your suggestion and advices. 1. "could not connect to display" error Because the x-server was trying to connect the remote x-client. But the x-client was not launched. After launching VcXsrv, connection was established and the GUI app appeared on the remote PC (i.e. x-client side). 2. however, still have some error message Although the connection was successful, x-server reported the following error: libGL error: No matching fbConfigs or visuals found libGL error: failed to load driver: swrast Managed to find the solution posted at https://itectec.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-win10-linux-subsystem-libgl-error-no-matching-fbconfigs-or-visuals-found-libgl-error-failed-to-load-driver-swrast/ All error messages are gone by now. Hope this post benefit those who are having the same problem as mine. Thank you very much guys!

@SGaist said in Getting a QtChartView inside of a QGraphicsView: ce QChartView Thanks for the answer. Yes i was just desperatly trying to do something.. I have already fixed my issue, but thanks for another solution.

Thank you @mchinand and @Christian-Ehrlicher for your answers. That problem has been solved, and I have another problem now. /usr/bin/ld: main.o: in function `__cxx_global_var_init.8': /home/unibw/dev/cpp/QGIS-Debug-Build/../QGIS/src/core/qgsapplication.h:1020: undefined reference to `QgsSettingsEntryStringList::QgsSettingsEntryStringList(QString const&, QgsSettings::Section, QList<QString> const&, QString const&)' /usr/bin/ld: mainwindow.o: in function `__cxx_global_var_init.8': /home/unibw/dev/cpp/QGIS-Debug-Build/../QGIS/src/core/qgsapplication.h:1020: undefined reference to `QgsSettingsEntryStringList::QgsSettingsEntryStringList(QString const&, QgsSettings::Section, QList<QString> const&, QString const&)' clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation) make: *** [Makefile:320: Cpp_GUI] Error 1 and the line 1020 in qgsapplication.h is : https://qgis.org/api/qgsapplication_8h_source.html#l01020 The error comes from the library file. I looked at issues on QGIS Github but couldn't see this error. Do you have an idea about this?

@tushu said in How to change Qt's default selection behavior?: class ellipse : public QGraphicsItem Shouldn't you subclass QGraphicsElipseItem as @SGaist already suggested?

Thank you for your response. You've been very helpful.

@AnneRanch Yes, I do. And there are multiple valid contexts for the word "error" (for example, overriding QBluetoothServiceDiscoveryAgent's implementation, handling the signal by the same name, or just referring to the general idea of an error -- we can't tell, because we aren't sitting next to you). Also version and OS is not a sideline. It's directly relevant to any quirks that you may be running into, and also to any advice (e.g. varying support by build kit, the version of the example itself, etc.). It's also fairly basic information to provide when asking a question about an API of any sort. So, please, either state your question clearly, or don't get any help. And above all, be nice. The people here volunteer to spend time helping strangers.

@Andreas-Schacherbauer said in Might Qt subsystem initialization time depend on compiler optimization level?: Could it be that Qt subsystem initialization (font rendering for example) performance depend on the compiler optimization level that was used during the Qt build? Absolutely. Or are there other ways to improve the performance of e.g. setting up font rendering? For production use the most optimized build you can muster.* For development, you might want to have a debug build. I'm asking this because we have a binary that was build with an older version of Qt (probably 5.10.x) which initializes font rendering 4x faster then if we build the same version of Qt ourselves. Is it the same compiler? Do you enable the same sort of optimizations? For example, do you see -march=native or -mavx2 or stuff like this? It may very well be that the prebuilt version is well optimized for the hardware, while yours may not be. * Except in some niche cases (e.g. you may use a release build with debug information to track a bug or profile a piece of code)

You want to store a pointer in an array of objects --> ui->pushButton is a pointer, not an object. Use an array of pointers instead.

@SPlatten You don't download a Kit. Again: you downloaded QtCreator offline installer and it contains exactly that: QtCreator, nothing more (also not maintenance tool). To get a kit you have to install Qt. Either use Qt Online Installer or a Qt Offline Installer. QtCreator != Qt

I changed the destructor code of RTLSClient to RTLSClient::~RTLSClient() { workerThread.terminate(); if(!workerThread.wait(3000)) //Wait until it actually has terminated (max. 3 sec) { workerThread.terminate(); //Thread didn't exit in time, probably deadlocked, terminate it! workerThread.wait(); //We have to wait again here! } } now app not showing ..QThread: Destroyed while thread is still running but it not responding when opening

@ivanicy Well, I have solved the problem. I have copied this dlls from PostgreSQL to the .exe folder: libiconv-2.dll libintl-8.dll libpq.dll and... it works!! Maybe the problem was that I created this app before I installed the PostgreSQL and the app doesn't integrate the postgre dlls or something like that. In any case, copying this dlls solves the problem. Thank you very much guys for your help!!

@IknowQT Maybe https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qlineedit.html#setTextMargins ?

Noticed another feature (word 2007). Created this app: #include "mainwindow.h" #include "ui_mainwindow.h" #include <ActiveQt/QAxObject> #include <ActiveQt/qaxbase.h> #include <QDir> QAxObject *word, *objVBComp, *objCodeMod; QString VbaScriptLine = "Sub MacroCreatedByUser() : ActiveDocument.VBProject.References.AddFromGuid \"{00020802-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}\", 1, 5 : End Sub"; QString OpenFilePath = "input.doc"; QString SaveFilePath = "output.doc"; QString MacroName = "Test macros"; MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent) : QMainWindow(parent), ui(new Ui::MainWindow) { ui->setupUi(this); } MainWindow::~MainWindow() { delete ui; } void MainWindow::on_pushButton_pressed() { word = new QAxObject( "Word.Application" ); word->setProperty("DisplayAlerts", - 1); word->setProperty("Visible", true); QString PathTmp = QDir::toNativeSeparators(QDir::currentPath() + "\\" + OpenFilePath); word->querySubObject( "Documents()" )->dynamicCall( "Open(FileName, ConfirmConversions, ReadOnly )", QDir::toNativeSeparators(QDir::currentPath() + "\\" + OpenFilePath), false, false ); objCodeMod = word->querySubObject( "ActiveDocument" )->querySubObject( "VBProject" )->querySubObject( "VBComponents" )->querySubObject("Item(Index)", 1)->querySubObject( "CodeModule" ); objCodeMod->dynamicCall( "AddFromString(QString)", VbaScriptLine ); word->querySubObject( "Application" )->dynamicCall( "Run(MacroName)", MacroName ); word->querySubObject( "ActiveDocument" )->dynamicCall( "SaveAs( FileName, FileFormat )", QDir::toNativeSeparators(QDir::currentPath() + "\\" + SaveFilePath), 0 ); word->querySubObject( "ActiveDocument" )->dynamicCall( "Close(SaveChanges)", 0 ); word->dynamicCall( "Quit()" ); delete word; } While executing the line: «objCodeMod->dynamicCall( "AddFromString(QString)", VbaScriptLine );» Windows OS fixes an error in the WINWORD.EXE application: [image: 63eb672b-c89d-4909-8c80-c2f848fd5795.png] Despite the error, the macro is added and called as expected.

No I didn't, I am reporting the issue right now. (QTBUG-100506) [edit: added bug report link SGaist]

@SGaist I haven't made any changes. Which part should I look into?