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@Terry-Barnaby https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/stylesheet-syntax.html https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/stylesheet-reference.html

@jsulm thanks for the info and i have solved the issue. can you please help me resolve issue with my new post also.

What would you need a model for? The 3D scene boils down to a tree of nodes (entities and components), so I suppose the better question you should be asking is - "If I were to have a model for my molecule, what would it represent - expose to the supposed view". In other words I don't see a reason why you'd want to have a model that represents a single molecule. Perhaps if you elaborate on why you think you may need it, we could explore that. Perhaps you would want to share a mock-up of your UI, which could be useful to determine what you actually need to implement as models/views. Generally speaking you'd want a model if you're going to use it with the model-view framework, other than that you don't.

@AnneRanch said in How to share "layout" ?: I just cannot replace non-existent "layout" As already written now three times from various people out here. Take a QWidget. Add a layout, add your Console and all the other widgets to this layout and you're done.

@Pl45m4 I am tempted to report your post to somebody who cares. THIS CONSTANT BASHING GOT TO STOP. It is against my nature to discuss such behaviour, however, I am going to reply in same style. ( I do not care TO GET BANNED FROM ThIS CESS POOl I haVE HAD IT ) Would you PLEASE go back to kindergarten school and learn how NOT TO PUT PEOPLE DOWN ?

@lorenwell said in Howto dynamically modify 2D array of QvariantList?: What I am doing wrong? You forgot to add/replace list2 in list1 after you modified it.

UPDATE I have narrowed it down to TAB widget.... STAND BY [image: ff694b08-3f79-494c-85c4-2d96dfbdc444.png]

@JonB said in How to get the text output from an ui program with the qprocess: NOTE: Whether what you call "an ui program" will actually write anything at all to stdout/err is a different matter. I assumed that project "a" (the one running as QProcess) is @nicker-player 's own additional Qt GUI app :) //project a: int main(){ qDebug()<<"output"; }

One more thing, the issue is hard to reproduced. Only one time found in our linux terminal.

@Christian-Ehrlicher Thanks dude, after trying the same code with Qt 6.6.3 the connection works. So we just need to wait for a patch for this problem. Dang, I thought there was an error in my code or my setup.

@Shubham_Senpai Please edit your post and use the code tags to format the code you post. Makes it much easier to read and reply :-)

@sierdzio Simple minds not only think alike, but also post at the same time :-) But I must admit, knowing color hex codes by heart exceeds my level!

@Luganda01 I have succeeded in pushing the translations to the dev branch. What to do about the 5.15 branches remains to be seen. Regards, Kizito

@jsulm said in attempting to deploy app, but ...: @micha_eleric said in attempting to deploy app, but ...: installed qt-everywhere-src-5.15.13 I still fail to understand what you're doing. What do you mean by "installed qt-everywhere-src-5.15.13" - do you mean you built Qt by yourself? You alse seem to built Qt statically (@ChrisW67 pointed out that already) - is that what you want? https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/linux-deployment.html#application-dependencies

Well, it was the newAVIImage slot the instigator of this error. It used glTexImade2D for all frames images. You should instead use glTexImage2d for the first frame, then use glTexSubImage2D for the subsequent frames. It seems like a memory problem that takes a while to reset.

@Hamza-Umair said in How should I use the model/view for my application: @jeremy_k I can not use an item view becuase the items are different? In my understanding of qt item model/view, you can not do that. I am probably wrong though. You absolutely can have different types of data in a single view. Use a designated role in a designated column to indicate the type. A view delegate can use this role to alter the display for each type. QStandardItem::type() is another way to represent this strategy. A view can also use a filter model to remove types that should be hidden. QAbstractItemView::setRootIndex() can be useful for limiting display to children of a particular node (i.e. the Bond list of a particular Molecule) The address book demonstrates filtering and multiple views from a single model. https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtwidgets-itemviews-addressbook-example.html

@Sevi hi, What you did is pass the Qt qml sources, so windeployqt will copy absolutely everything. The qml parameter should point to your project's qml files so only what is required is copied.

@AnneRanch said in change central widget size ?: Can I change / set heigh of the central widget to occupy only part if the QMainWindow display area ? No.

void MyGLWidget::newAVIImage(QImage image) { static int ss =0; image = image.mirrored(); // bindTexture(image); glBindTexture(GL_TEXTURE_2D, m_tex); image = image.convertToFormat(QImage::Format_RGB888); if (ss==0) { glTexImage2D(GL_TEXTURE_2D, 0, GL_RGB, image.width(), image.height(), 0, GL_RGB, GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE, image.bits()); ss=1; } else { glTexSubImage2D(GL_TEXTURE_2D, 0, 0, 0, image.width(), image.height(), GL_RGB, GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE, image.bits()); } update(); } The above code solved the problem, that is using glTexImage2D for all frames was the culprit, it should be used only for the first frame. Subseqent frames should use glTexSubImage2D.

@jdent You have to iterate through the rows looking for the value you want. If you use a QSortFilterProxyModel you can take advantage of binary search for speed if you sort by primary key. QSqlRelationalTableModel is not important here, all that gives is a "lookup" on one field to map e.g. an integer value to a corresponding string from a related table for display.