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@asad-ali thanks for your effort ;)

Good then please mark the thread as solved using the "Topic Tools" button so that other forum users may know a solution has been found.

@usman-qt We would like to share with you that QT support has been added to the Aspose.PDF for C++ 20.6. We have created and successfully tested QT project that used Aspose.PDF for C++.

Glad you found out and thanks for the detailed solution !

If timer2 timeout value is greater than timer they will be in order: function -> timerTimeoutSlot -> timer2TimeoutSlot.

@stretchthebits If you only want to totally turn off the auto-exclusivity, you can simply call setAutoExclusive(false) to every button. I think there's no need to useQButtonGroup in that case.

@Qwerty123098 No this is not possible. Just the array without adding your special characters. (A-Z,a-z,0-9)

@VRonin Thanks, a written example is a lot easier to understand. I was going through the Qt documentation over and over and couldn't find an good example for this.

Thanks !

@SandyLocke said in No system glib/freetype for QWebEngine on linux: -qt-freetype I think this tells configure to use freetype bundled with Qt, so it does NOT disable freetype. Not sure how to disable both.

Ok, that was something really stupid on my part, but your comment put me in the right direction. I have a QTextEdit in which I show some information about the currently selected list item. When I delete the only item from the list, the currentRow becomes negative and the content of the QTextEdit can't be updated correctly. Thanks

@Qwerty123098 Get the text from the line edit using https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qlineedit.html#text-prop, write it into the file using QFile and https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtextstream.html. What is not clear?! Did you even try to implement it?

@Adeel-Asghar said in How to open WSL file using QFileDialog::getOpenFileNames: do you know if it works with the latest version? No, I don't

Hello, we got it working. it seems that there was a problem with "deployment" after all. somehow there were more then one instance/installation of the qt framework on the target pc + a very old version of the executable was copied to it, once the correct version of the application was used and using the correct version of the qt framework , the gui elements were rendered correctly. :-) Omer.

:) thank you