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Thanks for the insights, by the way I ain't using Ubuntu-supplied Qt5 , i installed separately but not from link. I will try to add wayland plugins and see it works.

Can confirm that I had the same issue and compiling in Qt 6.8.4 fixed it. Thanks.

Hi, You can also check out this library: 👉 QAudioTagReader It’s a Qt-friendly wrapper around TagLib for exporting audio tags.

I accept that this isn't Qt !

@sidthatsme Yes I was on Qt 6.9.1 as screenshot shows. I installed WebEngineWidgets through maintenance tool

@Yaldiz said in Issue with Qt6 QML Module Target Path and CMake Warning: How can I resolve this warning and make sure the OUTPUT_DIRECTORY ends in the same path as the QML target path? By ensuring that your source files' path matches the URI. For example, if the URI is Telemetor.Controls then the source path should be like ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/Telemotor/Controls/TMenuBar.qml Why is import Telemetor.Controls not being recognized by Qt Creator, even though the code works fine at runtime? Because the runtime engine loads the modules from the resource files that are embedded inside your executable -- these have the correct paths. However, Qt Creator cannot see the files that are embedded inside your executable, so it must load them from disk. So if you get the warning that OUTPUT_DIRECTORY doesn't match the target path, that means Qt Creator won't be able to find the files at the expected paths on disk.

I've tried all possible way, surpressed most errors regarding missing depencies But these were unbeatable, fixed by setting flags /home/j/Desktop/tmp/qt-everywhere-src-6.2.4/configure -skip qtwebengine -skip qtwebsockets -no-feature-translation CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH LLVM_INSTALL_DIR QDoc

@SimonSchroeder said in macOS supported versions: I'm not sure what the SDK actually includes. It might be that even the C and C++ runtime libraries are included in the SDK. At least GTK+ will use something from the SDK (just as Qt does). It is very likely that you need to recompile everything. I think you are right. Also found this thread on StackOverflow, and the accepted answer says: if you build any other libraries that you include in your application bundle, make sure they're also compiled for backwards compatibility! In case it helps with any libraries, there's an equivalent CMake command as well, CMAKE_OSX_DEPLOYMENT TARGET. Marking this as solved again.

@SGaist Thank you. I really appreciate all info. Have a nice day.

@GyroPower Just create your render thread before you call Qt_wb_app_manager.exec();

I've concocted a build fix here: https://codereview.qt-project.org/c/qt/qttools/+/679417 This tool fell through the cracks, and (almost) nobody seemed to miss it...

@jobor thanks for your answer，Yesterday I looked up some more information. For host-computer programs and similar applications, isn’t the common practice to write methods in C++ classes, register them to QML, and then call these classes during runtime? Qt comes with many sample projects, and from what I’ve seen, quite a few follow this approach. However, what I urgently need right now is a complete project with sufficient backend logic to study.

@jobor I see, this is really weird then... :| I'm on Debian 13, but I'm kinda relieved that neither init-repository and configure are deprecated. :) Actually I'm doing a shallow Git clone (git clone --depth 1 --branch v6.9.2 git://code.qt.io/qt/qt5.git qt6)... do you think it could be related to my problem?

I wonder if OP has done the math to determine the aggregate bandwidth needed to do "serial uart concentrator" over ten high speed UARTs and has made sure their equipment is beefy enough. I mean I don't care if they are multiplexing over a USB channel. UARTS are still an interrupt-per-char device. If anything, a USB wrapper adds more overhead. and flow control? what's that?

I solved the problem with the text on the page break, in general, you can not put vertical-align:middle or QTextCharFormat::AlignMiddle for the table cell, the engine breaks the cell and thinks that according to the rules, the text should be placed in the middle of the table, and places it on the page break Most likely a bug

Hi, I need help following the instructions mrjj provided. Specifically step 3. Is anyone willing to help?

@Blackzero https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qpainter.html#drawPath :)