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You can install your own filter (see next section under my link), but that will be cumbersome. Or you can patch your Qt sources and insert a logging category in that file, then filter it out. It would also be good to fix this upstream - feel invited to open a bug report for last of category in layout engine.

Hi, The dSYM files are installed with the rest of the frameworks. You can find them in the lib folder of your Qt installation.

@MartinD, In three qml files I have this string: qsTr("OK"). It's recognized as a different translation target. If you want to have one target, what about implementing as Original QML Type? For Example as below TypeDef.qml import QtQuick 2.12 Item { property string ok_string : qsTr("OK") } Sample.qml import QtQuick 2.12 Item { id: root_ TypeDef { id: def_ } /// define QML Type( include OK string) Text { text: def_.ok_string } }

@Ayush-Gupta Say g_time I recived from my normal C/C++ application when the time recieved from my application to QT dll passes 5 seconds. You receive the time from your C++ application, why not just substract the two times and you're done?

@Scr3amer I have the same problem with my project... In my opinion they mixed up "Maximize" and "Minimize". If you put one PushButton and something different like a Label inside a layout box and set the PushButtons size policy to max, the LABEL size increases while Pushbutton itself gets smaller and vice versa. If you use min, the objects have the same weird behavior... I really think they mixed them up.

So, I have now implemented this and it works perfectly. To be complete, I wanted to mention that I also filter the QUndoStack::beginMacro and QUndoStack::endMacro calls.

@pderocco Packets arriving out of order is a pretty accurate simulation of commlinks over the Internet. But if you want ordered serialization, you'll need to do that yourself. Put the messages in a queue, and pop the head whenever it's delivery time is less than the current time.

Do you mean it's not sent ?

Hi you have test() as part of a class and hence its not a c function pointer as your declaration suggest. ( the typedef) So either move it outside class or make it static. or use a member function pointer so that the info needed to call it is included. https://isocpp.org/wiki/faq/pointers-to-members

@aha_1980 You were absolutely right! After reinstalling everything went fine. Thank you, thank you very much!

hi @mikeitexpert, How else QT looks for libraries directory? Qt (and not QT, that is QuickTime) doesn't look for directories. It's the Linker doing that, and linking on Linux is complicated.*) You can google that up, there are multiple fallbacks taken in account when doing that. Does that mean it is using OpenCv 4 headers/includes and libraries from Opencv 3.2. Most likely, yes. Regards *) Well, on Windows it's not better, hence called the DLL hell. Good libraries are therefore versioned (like Qt)

@uwer Ah, thank you for clearing that up.

You may just set the size of the central widget to a fixed value. To my case, I set the maximum size of it as (1, 0), to hide the central widget and MAKES THE DOCK WIDGETS FILL ALL THE SPACE OF THE MAIN WINDOW

Hi Remove the =0 explicit Dialog(QWidget *parent = 0, MainWindow::_properties & theProps); or swap the order of parameters if you want a default value. for the Dialog *_dialog;// error: 'Dialog' does not name a type Dialog *_dialog; is due to us using Mainwindow.h in Dialog.h and made a circular includes. ( which is forbidden) to fix it. over MainWindow class. type class Dialog; // this is a forward and move the #include "Dialog.h" to mainwindow. cpp file.

Or, if you don't feel like bothering with regular expressions: auto it = std::remove_if(str.begin(), str.end(), [](const QChar& c){ return !c.isLetterOrNumber();}); str.chop(std::distance(it, str.end()));

@mrjj I mean selected curve y-axis scale should increase.

@aha_1980 It does seem to work when it is minimized only. This is somehow acceptable. So I mark this as solved though I would be interested in the switch-from-X11 solution...

Hi The "Internationalization with Qt" is explaining how to use the tools to extract and translate the user owns text and the whole process surrounding Internationalization and various cases for text use. The Qt builtin texts are inside so/DLL files and would not be extracted this way and its really an other process than focused on in that part of the manual. The use of qtbase_.qm / qt_.qm is more a matter of adding a new languages for the base Qt. But yes, it could be great if it was mention as last section.

Two excellent replies. I'll try them and get back if there are any remaining questions. Thanks! (And for some reason, I didn't get the connection bug popup from my main machine this time ("Looks like your connection to Qt Forum was lost, please wait while we try to reconnect.")