General and Desktop

@ZeHgS This is where the cursor is, but you asked for mouseClicks to detect words? The current cursor position is easy to determine like @eyllanesc wrote above.

I solved my problem and I share it here, In order for the camera image to be displayed like a mirror using qcamera, the code is as follows: #include "mainwindow.h" #include "ui_mainwindow.h" MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent) : QMainWindow(parent) , ui(new Ui::MainWindow) { ui->setupUi(this); menu = new QMenu; QActionGroup *videoDevicesGroup = new QActionGroup(this); videoDevicesGroup->setExclusive(true); const QList<QCameraInfo> availableCameras = QCameraInfo::availableCameras(); for (const QCameraInfo &cameraInfo : availableCameras) { QAction *videoDeviceAction = new QAction(cameraInfo.description(), videoDevicesGroup); videoDeviceAction->setCheckable(true); videoDeviceAction->setData(QVariant::fromValue(cameraInfo)); if (cameraInfo == QCameraInfo::defaultCamera()) videoDeviceAction->setChecked(true); menu->addAction(videoDeviceAction); videoItem = new QGraphicsVideoItem; videoItem->setSize(QSizeF(640, 480)); scene = new QGraphicsScene(this); graphicsView = new QGraphicsView(scene); scene->addItem(videoItem); } connect(videoDevicesGroup, &QActionGroup::triggered, this, &MainWindow::updateCameraDevice); setCamera(QCameraInfo::defaultCamera()); ui->verticalLayout_2->addWidget(menu); } MainWindow::~MainWindow() { delete ui; } void MainWindow::updateCameraDevice(QAction *action) { setCamera(qvariant_cast<QCameraInfo>(action->data())); } void MainWindow::setCamera(const QCameraInfo &cameraInfo) { m_camera.reset(new QCamera(cameraInfo)); QTransform xForm; xForm.scale(-1,1); xForm.translate(-( scene->sceneRect().width() ), 0); m_camera->setViewfinder(videoItem); videoItem->setTransform(QTransform(xForm)); ui->verticalLayout_3->addWidget(graphicsView); m_camera->start(); }

@mpergand , Thank you, works a treat...now to port to my main application: ui->setupUi(this); QVBoxLayout* pvbxLayout(new QVBoxLayout); mpsa = new QScrollArea; pvbxLayout->addWidget(mpsa); QWidget* pContainer(new QWidget); mpsa->setWidget(pContainer); int intFixedHeight(fontMetrics().height() * 3); mpsa->setFixedHeight(intFixedHeight); mpsa->setWidgetResizable(true); mpFormLayout = new QFormLayout; mpFormLayout->setContentsMargins(0,0,0,0); mpFormLayout->setSpacing(0); mpFormLayout->setHorizontalSpacing(10); pContainer->setLayout(mpFormLayout); for( int i=1; i<=10; i++ ) { mpFormLayout->addRow(QString::number(i), new QLabel(QString("Hello World: %1").arg(i))); } pvbxLayout->addWidget(new QPushButton("HELLO")); ui->centralwidget->setLayout(pvbxLayout);

@nkbartc Pointing to the dll in the bin library solved the issue for me. Change the path from D:\psql\lib to D:\psql\bin

@vijaychsk Then maybe try a QDialog instead of a QMessageBox

I am gonna say this is solved. I am tired of wasting time on this. Thanks for your help everyone. If I figure this out later I will post something here. I am going to be reevaluating my arm compiler installation later. Maybe that will find something.

@SGaist I'll read up on using aliases. Thank you for the help.

Hi and welcome to devnet, AFAIK yes. I am currently unsure about native M1 pre-built package being available but even with the x86_64 you should be able to get started.

Hi and welcome to devnet, From the code you posted, you don't have a server running so that might be the issue. The other thing is that you don't print what error happened in case the connection failed. That would help your diagnose the issue.

Hi, There are already quite a lot of threads regarding issues at startup. Did you check them ?

Hi @JonB, I've realised, that I forgot to add something to my code, so it works now. Thanks for the help anyway.

@VRonin As he pleases, if he sees this (unless you want to refer him to that from there). He doesn't seem to want to change, and thinks other things are at fault too, so it's probably a losing battle...

ok, too bad. Thanks for your help

@Pablo-J-Rogina , of course, thank you.

@jsulm I accidentally also changed the Qt folder location.But after changing the Qt folder location it crashed and my OS become disable to detect QT. but after reinstalling it my problem is solved. i installed it using terminal. sorry for my bad English.

@LT-K101 said in Calling a lineEdit value from one form to another form: I declared it as a global variable and it worked. I know, but that is so not the way to do it! I don't begin to have the time to show & teach you what you should be doing, I'm afraid....

@JonB said in Avoid "Not Responding" when adding rows to QTableWidget: It sounds like your slowness is to with many widgets on a QTableWidget. Not only widgets, adding rows to database also causes slowness. To solve the slowness, having the unsolved delegate topics (Add widget right aligned to a QTableWidget cell and Add QPushButton to QTableWidget cell without using QTableWidget::setCellWidget) answered solves the problem since all I will have to do is to add rows to database in a thread. Right now longuitask solves the problem described in the OP, but @jeremy_k pointed out that it's not the ideal solution so I am trying to understand why he said that and trying out his sugestions.

Edit: I solved it. Or better said, the problem is gone. I made the application executable by using pyinstaller. I used to just give the command my path to the application. However, my application runs in a virtual environment. Installing pyinstaller in said virtual environment and executing the command while still in the virtual env, the problem with the double-click was resolved.