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You can install your translation in whatever location you want.

@Christian-Ehrlicher said in QTableView with QAbstractTableModel derrived class not displaying data: Elements I don't see where you fill this container. Sorry, I should have mentioned that Elements is being filled, and has been tested. I was originally using a QListView with QStringListModel which worked to show that Elements was being filled. When I switched to QTableView and QAbstractTableModel I had added a debug statement to rowCount() to also confirm that Elements was filled. void RailDocModel::operator<<( LayoutObject * NewElement ) { Elements << NewElement; } And here you're missing some important signals: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/model-view-programming.html#inserting-and-removing-rows That pointed me to what I was missing. Changing operator<<() to this was the solution: void RailDocModel::operator<<( LayoutObject * NewElement ) { beginInsertRows( QModelIndex(), Elements.count(), Elements.count() ); Elements << NewElement; endInsertRows(); } I had tried adding beginInsertRows() and endInsertRows() recently, but had used nullptr as the first parameter to beginInsertRows() instead of QModelIndex().

@HOSHI The architecture seems off and overly complicated to me: You implement a class inheriting from QWidget, which looks like an application's main window. This class' mouse events are intercepted to eventually move a highlighter with the cursor. We don't know anything about this highlighter, so I assume it's just a normal cursor, surrounded by a halo. => Why don't you write your own cursor(s), inheriting from QCursor and use setOverrideCursor()?

@JonB @grafenocarbono For me it was: sudo apt install libxcb-cursor0 (with trailing zero) The -dev is not needed for running Creator.

@Sauntor Or, like the documentation I linked suggests, merge all translations into one file using lconvert.

@CompSciDude said in What event is Command+W in Qt: Does anyone know if Command+W triggers a specific type of event The event is of type QEvent::ShortcutOverride:

@DungeonLords said in Qt::SingleShotConnection only: Does this codes equals? Simply try it out - both are the same because Qt::AutoConnection is 0 as you can see in the documentation.

@Christian-Ehrlicher I did nothing, but it works fine now😂

Complexity is in the eye of the beholder. Libssh has a chapter about that matter. Note that I have not used it directly.

Hi, You can use an event filter however it might be surprising to your users that nothing happens when they try to interact with your widgets. Another solution might be to have a modal dialogue that states there's something going on.

@Christian-Ehrlicher ah.. Ok. I remember that i had many different styles on Linux. Thank you. Enjoy the holidays.

I am sorry, I meant to put this in QWebEngine. I found my program's cache and deleted it. I think this helped. QtWebEngine appears to cache in C:\Users\WIN_USER\AppData\Local\PROJECT_NAME Under two folders "cache", and "QtWebEngine"

@arost So it was always working correctly. This is why you should always be prepared to show a minimal example of your code.

When working with QSerialPort in Qt, you can perform reading and writing operations without using interrupts explicitly. However, it's essential to manage the communication in a way that doesn't block the main thread, especially in a GUI application where blocking operations can freeze the user interface.

@JonB By what I know now, if implement this flow, one should create at least tow mediator component for choice node and join node, and many other intermediate QState for transitions. That's too complicated! 😂 If you do not use state machine, things may go a little simple! But it's still complicate 😂

QScatterSeries might be what you're looking for. https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qscatterseries.html

Thank you guys for your help. I made it work. Actually I should have execute qmake6 not qmake. At least this worked. So. /home/lparadox/Tools/qt/qt6-install/bin/qmake6 qwt.pro make -j8 After this I was able to make my project using Qwt.

@Axel-Spoerl My current Linux X Window platform has some Motif Apps running which receive the VisibilityNotify event to make some Window stay_on_top. I'm working on to replace the Motif Apps with Qt. So the VisibilityNotify event is there. So in Qt, all the X Window events should go through XCB to the Apps and there is no need to enable them, right? I'm asking because there is the function xcb_configure_window (xcb_connection_t *, winId(), XCB_CW_EVENT_MASK, XCB_EVENT_MASK_VISIBILITY_CHANGE ) that you can enable the events. I tried the function and it does not help.

You can run preprocessor on any file you want at any build stage you want. Just make a custom build step and pass it to the compiler with the right options to only run preprocessor stage. MSVC has a /P option for that. GCC has -E. You can then pass the result to repc.