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@JonB thanks a lot I'm still at old days sorry..

@jsulm Thanks a lot for your kind support. Now, the compilation errors have been gone. Thanks,

@Bonnie Hi, Thank you... after enabling "archive" categroy, i could see msvc option in maintenance tool under Qt 5.1.5.9 . Now I will try to install it & update you. Thank you.

@mpergand Thanks I figured it out from that one. For now it seems to work just fine. @JonB Thanks for the reply I toughed about that too but I'll try the eventfilter first.

@sierdzio Thank you. I have tried it on Linux, and cross compilation works normally. The problem is that when running the same commands on Windows, I get different results.

@ChrisW67 It is not, at least not on ubuntu

@Vesper There is no "gridview"... it's the image resolution from zooming too close. I dont know for sure, but maybe QGraphicsView has a lower resolution than images on QLabel

@SimonSchroeder this Qt app seem to be working as I requested, I post later after tests https://github.com/Skycoder42/QHotkey

What you can do is use a stylesheet to customize the image used for your toggle. See customizing QCheckBox.

@Violet-Giraffe said in "Don't call QList::front() on a temporary" clazy warning, what is it about?: calling front() can never create a copy of an std container. Yes because the copy occoured already before.

@Chris-Kawa said in qDebug() with color: For example Qt Creator Application Output supports ANSI escape sequences That I didn't know, I thought it was raw output.

@Pl45m4 I that 100% true? because shortcut is currently seen even if app is not active... [1] WIN key is big difference/issue for QT? [2] I need to get shortcuts if app windows is not active,

This is a treeview - so QTreeView or QTreeWidget depending on your needs.

@ChrisW67 I found solution, but it still blocks keyboard input when application is active solution: https://github.com/Skycoder42/QHotkey

Add your breakpoint inside your widget's code.

Hi, Close Qt Creator Rename the .pro file Edit the .pro file and update the target name Rename the project folder Open project with Qt Creator

@SGaist I know, I was agreeing with you :) No idea how much JSON data OP has to parse. They might read it in as QVariantMap and transform in code to some specific QMap<..., ...> if demanded. Not the fastest, but might be quickest if OP wants to write it. Integrating the code you referenced has its own overheads :)