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I'm having a similar issue with NetworkAccessManager uploading a file to an FTP, i'm getting "QNetworkReply::ContentAccessDenied". Have you found a solution?

@Bonnie I was confirm check the bestFormat was set Format_NV12 by qDebug output.

@clarify You are probably missing a Q_OBJECT macro in class MyWindow or have not re-run qmake since adding it.

Is this file really necessary? Yes, Qt6Core.so is linked to it. How come I avoid this bulky file ? You cannot entirely avoid it, but you maybe able to tailor and ship a reduced size version if your particular application does not need certain of the ICU features. See Customizing ICU’s Data Library

@JoeCFD Sorry , I did not ask for alternative solution, and there are no escape characters in the affected line either. My uneducated guess is - when the "//" definition is to skip until new line it should do so . The compiler is working fine detecting the "new line " created by the editor. Reader if free to interpret my uneducated guises to his liking. END OF RANT

Hi, QFileSystemModel implements headerData and returns specific values for each columns hence your calls to setHeaderData have no effects. Either make a subclass of QFileSystemModel or make a custom QIdentityProxyModel.

Hi, Do you have any SDL error checking done in your code ? There might be useful information there.

@Axel-Spoerl said in QTreeWidget not expanding/collapsing when clicking twice on the arrow: To prevent that from happening, I don't see other save options than subclassing QTreeWidgetand overriding the click-stealing event handlers. Thank you so much for this insight!

It works for me when I use 4.4.2 online tools instead of 4.5

@JonB In my QTableWidget I have both text and widget. And I have 3 QDateEdit in the table cell, when I use QTableWidget.cellWidget(row, column) it only detect 1 of the 3 QDateEdit. I don't know the reason of that.

@xiaguangbo It's a bit difficult to figure out what you really mean. Before you post, it helps to imagine what if reader without any contextual knowledge of your problem will understand it. Generally it doesn't make any difference if the QThreadis heap or stack allocated. will not run properly What do you mean by "properly"? What exactly do you expect? Probably the QThreadgoes out of scope before the operation is finished. Has t1.start();been called at all? Maybe post your entire code and use code block quotation for better readability.

@JonB Oh I understand now. Thanks for your reply. I'm so new to this tools so there are so many things I don't fully understand

@mpergand said in Currently selected table in QTextEdit?: Exists since Qt4 ! Mh ok. There were only Qt6 Releases listed in the documentation, not even 5.15. Still never heard of it and it doesnt seem to be used very often.

@bogong All explained here.

@bogong said in Differences between 6.2 and 6.5. Where to reed about it?: -- why added install? In previous version of default application it hasn't been there. Why now? Because having it the default template is convenient for a lot of people. It's easy enough to delete if you don't want it. -- why added MACOSX_BUNDLE parameters? Before it there were nothing about it. Pretty much the same. A lot of people building on MacOS had to add that stuff manually before, so it was more convenient to have it in the default template. IF you aren't building an OSX bundle, it shouldn't effect anything. You can read the details in the CMake documentation. It's expected that most people will tinker with the CMakeLists.txt, so you can make it do whatever you want.

@lcook99 Then please mark this topic as solved. Thx.

@mpergand Yes! Using a QShortcut with context Qt::ApplicationShortcut and key sequence QKeySequence::HelpContents worked a treat! Thanks a lot

@kkoehne Yes. It's in default application. [image: 527b4656-f307-4f8b-b9ea-4bed2830c965.png] Is it unfixed bug? Just next one bug ...?