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@Pl45m4 thank you. Interesting. Not sure how to specify width/height if it is supposed to be extending, so will try without padding. Is there any explanation why this is happening? Not like it matters for the practical usage, but just curious to read about it more.

@naveen13 said in Can't we build Qt with /Zc:wchar_t- flag anymore?: Is there any workaround without altering the Qt source file No. You might provide a patch and see if it gets accepted though.

@mrjj, thank you!

KColorScheme is a superset of QPalette @SGaist, it indeed is, per api.kde.org/frameworks/kcolorscheme/html/classKColorScheme.html: KColorScheme currently provides access to the system color palette that the user has selected (in the future, it is expected to do more). It greatly expands on QPalette by providing five distinct "sets" with several color choices each, covering background, foreground, and decoration colors. Thanks. Styling Plasma can be done through other means such as Plasma Theme which is a set of SVG files. Yeah, it's a bit of a mess: thelibre.news/the-future-of-kde-styling-and-design.

Typefaces QFontDatabase @Taz742, it looks like the answer to this question is QFontDatabase::SystemFont: enum QFontDatabase::SystemFont Constant Value Description QFontDatabase::GeneralFont 0 The default system font. QFontDatabase::FixedFont 1 The fixed font that the system recommends. QFontDatabase::TitleFont 2 The system standard font for titles. QFontDatabase::SmallestReadableFont 3 The smallest readable system font. Sizes Does anyone know of anything similar for font sizes? I realise that warrants another question, but... The undermentioned appear correct: QFontDatabase::standardSizes() QFontDatabase::smoothSizes() QFontDatabase::pointSizes()

@Seb-Tur said in QDialog Showmaximized not working: what is strange that showFullScreen() works ok Therefore check this topic.

@ggalt Hi, I actually solved it by installing a different g++ version via sudo apt install g++-14 Apparently clang found version 14 and wanted to use it but only 13 was installed. Don't asked me why. I also don't really know if that was the right way to solve it but it works so far.

... Or simply delete the Qt mimer sql plug in if it is not needed.

Thanks for the solution. I'm going to give it a try. But shouldn't the solutions take into account whether or not a column is hidden?

You should crank up the verbosity to see exactly what is happening. Also, do you have multiple versions of macdeployqt on your system ?

@Paddle said in Frameless window not working with qt 6.8: But it feels quite hacky If the part that bothers you is the hard-coded timeout, you can put this bit of code in a showEvent handler for a more deterministic effect.

@rsison As @Christian-Ehrlicher and @jsulm have said here. It is worth mentioning that this is effectively the same question with the same answer from @Bonnie over at your other thread https://forum.qt.io/post/821765.

Well today I tried to build my project with language support and it simply work, maybe is it due to system updates.

@gibbogle I should noe that setting font using setFont() on a widget with QSS not guaranteed to work (it shouldn't work but in someversions and patforms it does). These are related to two different ways to render windet. A call to widget->setAutoFillBackground(true); should have same result here. Upscaling and other visual effects require autofiling or background will be black. QSS use equals to activating autofill.

@nicker-player Please format your code properly! Please post the error you get! Where is this: QTableWidget table; If it is in a method/function - what do you think what its lifespan is?

I am just wondering if anyone has a answer of this?

@rsison said in QImage into QByteArray - Can anyone tell me if what it has created is valid enough to be turned back into a PNG?: socket.writeDatagram(Temp.data(), QHostAddress("127.0.0.1"), 80); Here should be the problematic code I think, why are you using Temp.data() instead of Temp? It will get a const char * from Temp and convert it to another QByteArray as a \0 terminated string so there won't be any 0x00 left (and the data after 0x00 in every chunk). So you either use writeDatagram(Temp, ... or writeDatagram(Temp.data(), Temp.size(), ... Also I think it should be better to use TCP in your case. UDP chunks may arrive in unexpected order, or missing. It is not 100% reliable even transferring on localhost.

Beside the remark of @jsulm, unless I am missing something, there's no layout anywhere so there's no auto-scaling done.

@Pl45m4 I just tried the exact same code, but all function in one class. THIS WORKS When I split up my class, CanData::parseSignalValues was being called (checked with a simple qDebug()). CanData::parseSignalValues is posted in reply #8 by the way.