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@Kartashow it's not a good issue description... please state Qt version, OS, Tesseract version, post your .pro file, and more information about your environment and how you're trying to do the integration. Are you following any tutorial/guide to do the integration? if so please share the reference

@JonB QSqlTableModel::selectionChanged() does not exist. It is just a signal which I implemented. That is the reason why I wanted to override the QSqlTableModel::select() slot. Sorry for the confusion. mysqltablemodelreadonl.h class MySqlTableModelReadOnly : public QSqlTableModel { Q_OBJECT public: explicit MySqlTableModelReadOnly(QObject *parent = nullptr); private: signals: void selectionChanged(); public slots: bool select() override; }; mysqltablemodelreadonl.cpp MySqlTableModelReadOnly::MySqlTableModelReadOnly(QObject *parent) : QSqlTableModel(parent) { } bool MySqlTableModelReadOnly::select() { bool result = QSqlTableModel::select(); emit this->selectionChanged(); return result; }

Hi, I implemented a simple driver for the missing PLUGIN for IXXAT USB adapter. It is freely available here: https://github.com/gmarescotti/ixxatcan

@QtFranchise so is your issue solved? please don't forget to mark your post as such!

@SnuggleKat said in [Tobii Eye Tracking] stuck at "non-standard syntax; use '&' to create a pointer to member": void gaze_point_callback(tobii_gaze_point_t const* gaze_point, void* user_data); 头文件 里 修改为 static void gaze_point_callback(tobii_gaze_point_t const* gaze_point, void* user_data);

Qt does not provide such API. Look elsewhere (for example on StackOverflow).

@abhay Please can you share the solution.

hello Friends i am try to generate report using QTRPT i am finished allmost work but Data dosen't display in report my code is : void Report_Time::on_btn_generate_clicked() { QSqlQuery query(db); query.prepare("SELECT * FROM test"); if(!query.exec()) { qDebug()<<"Error in Query"<<endl; } else { QtRPT *report = new QtRPT(this); while(query.next()) { qDebug()<<query.value(0).toString()<<endl; qDebug()<<query.value(1).toString()<<endl; qDebug()<<query.value(2).toString()<<endl; report->loadReport(":/new/TestReport.xml"); connect(report,&QtRPT::setValue,[&](const int recNo, const QString paramName, QVariant &paramValue, const int reportPage) { (void) reportPage; if(paramName == "id") { paramValue=(((recNo)),query.value(0).toString()); qDebug()<<paramValue<<endl; } if(paramName == "name") { paramValue=(((recNo)),query.value(1).toString()); qDebug()<<paramValue<<endl; } if(paramName == "city") { paramValue=(((recNo)),query.value(2).toString()); qDebug()<<paramValue<<endl; } }); } report->printExec(); } } My Output Is : [image: 8b6908c4-efc3-426d-9707-523109bf0b0d.png]

Update. I think I found the source of the problem. As I said, the logs of the first client and second client do not correspond. Apparently, the first client receives the datagrams, that were meant to be sent to the second client. All these are the first client's logs. // the 4 logs below are ok. DEBUG:root:Address: <PySide2.QtNetwork.QHostAddress("192.168.56.255") at 0x0000020A65ADDC08> DEBUG:root:Processing datagrams... DEBUG:root:b'ws://192.168.56.1:54545' DEBUG:root:True // the logs below should have been printed by the second client. But in fact, they are also printed by the first one. This means, that Client1 processes the datagrams that were meant to be received by Client2. DEBUG:root:Web client connected to server DEBUG:root:Processing datagrams... DEBUG:root:b'ws://192.168.56.1:54545' DEBUG:root:True DEBUG:root:Web client connected to server

@jsulm @SGaist @Christian-Ehrlicher @Kent-Dorfman Thank you very much.

@Stevendragoes said in QT Python Development: qimage = QtGui.QImage(rgbImage.data, rgbImage.shape[1], rgbImage.QtGui.QImage.Format_RGB888) Shouldn't it be qimage = QtGui.QImage(rgbImage.data, rgbImage.shape[1], QtGui.QImage.Format_RGB888) ?

@laine said in How to set code hints for qtcreator ?: I am using qtcreator 5.10.2 No, you don't. There is no such QtCreator version. That is Qt version.

For anyone reading this in the future: as far as I can tell there is no problem with assigning a fresh QFuture to one that is already running. It seems to behave as expected, letting the disconnected thread complete in the background and eventually cleaning it up. Do take this with a grain of salt as if I were 100% about it I wouldn't be asking on a forum.

@SGaist It's not enabled by default but it's available as a widget that you can place on the panel. Please tell me if I'm wrong here: Each application is given an area in the framebuffer to do its drawings and WM place additional window borders , shadows , effects and some handles to control windows. But I wonder how can WM separate toolbars from the window ? Are toolbars placed on some queue or special buffer which is visible to WM and DE(to use with the global menu widget)?

Thank you. I will keep that in mind.

Hi You seems not to insert the chartView into the layout you put on central/frame

@sierdzio thank you! Seems to me that Qt really doesn't show more than one line in appeared hint