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@ChristophFroe said in PeakCAN receives unrecognized packages: work fine now so please don't forget to mark your post as solved! thanks.

When I create QTimer and connect in a separate Thread all is working now.

@BKBK The Qt Documentation is a great resource for the differences between QML and QT Widgets. You can start here. https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/topics-ui.html For embedded, Bo Thorsen (CEO of Viking Software) says QML is good for Embedded because: It's well suited for adding animation. It's great for simple UI's. Creating your own custom look'n'feel UI. The talk is from 2017: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vh7BxaYuszo (21:36 - 24:05)

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@Mihan said in Can I get the real type of QVariant params?: BTW, can I connect a normal signal of a widget and a slot with a QVariant param? Sure you can. connect(myclass, &MyClass::mySignal, this, &QMainWindow::DoSomething); where mySignal void mySignal(QVariant val); and DoSomething slot: void QMainWindow::DoSomething(QVariant val) { // Do something with Variant val }

@Christian-Ehrlicher Indeed, updating to 5.12.5 solved the problem. Thanks!

@VRonin said in QCosmeticStroker integer overflow Qt 5.12.4: line 34 of charpainterproxydecorator.cpp [image: dd9b7401-aa2b-47b9-b9f7-1c4c0e53ee48.png] ChartPainterProxyDecorator is derived class from our custom class which has no superiors. targetRef() - is a reference to a QPainter

@jsulm @Pl45m4 okay, but it keeps repeating the image and I would like there to be just 1 image, that can be zoomed in and out. Do you know how to do that?

@Cobra91151 That's what I wanted to do. Thank you!

Hi, Glad you found out and thanks for sharing it. Please mark the thread as solved using the "Topic Tools" button so that other forum members may know a solution has been found :-)

Maybe related to https://forum.qt.io/topic/107728/qscrollarea-causes-crash-on-close/4 ? Please try with 5.12.5

@brucezcg Try one of the suggested solutions: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/356666/identifier-for-win64-configuration-in-qmake

@Orad sorry to barge. But how is it on QML?

It was a mistake to say that updating solved the problem. Definitely, once I was able to build and run, the next error was the same. I tried out Pablo J. Rogina's “number of passes problem” and now I can build it. Thank you very mutch. But I can't rest assured. This time, it is a path automatically created by QtCreator, but when I added an absolute path manually, I saw the same error. For the time being, let's see the situation

No problem with that.

Hi Yeah it does seem so. I installed 5.5 and to my surprise the same sample did still show tooltip :) Please mark as solved then :)

@QTDevPal It looks correct. Maybe it only triggers with HTTPS links. Since you use QNetworkAccessManager::finished signal, we can rule out the normal suspects that event loop is not running etc. It was worth a shot :) Give it some more hours and maybe someone has an idea of why setRawHeader seems not to work. (it should as far as i know)

@jschwartzman said in qt5 compile problem with QTabWidget::hasHeightForWidth(): needed to add -isystem /usr/include/qt5/QtWidgets to INCPATH in Makefile needed to add /usr/lib64/libQt5Widgets.so to LIBS in Makefile needed to add -DQT_NO_PRINTER to DEFINES in Makefile This is not needed when you properly add the needed modules (widgets, printsupport) in the pro file. See https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwidgets-index.html

just call QSortFilterProxyModel::mapToSource to convert a fitered index to the original one