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@gold said in Write a program to control application on Windows: i found solution. Two things please: Could it be possible you share the solution you found? After sharing, don't forget to mark this post as solved! Thanks.

@raven-worx , I think I'll stick with my fiddle factor: static const quint16 scuint16CheckBoxIndicatorWidth = 24; intAlarmsWidth += scuint16CheckBoxIndicatorWidth;

@artwaw Thanks for the link! I solved by putting set(CMAKE_RUNTIME_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/../bin) under the set(PROJECT_SOURCES .....) in my CMakeLists.txt.

Thank you very much. I see. My Widget have many other input widgets and display widgets. The picture is background of this widget I want to save this screen , so i used grab() and save as a picture.

@artwaw said in Screen design problems: https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qt-conf.html Thank you, I've also used the command line option: -platform windows:dipawareness=0 Which works.

@ChrisW67 Thank you very much. I am now thinking of a way to remove this library, replace it with another one, or use mingw to compile it.

@Jiloc what you said is pretty clear... I think no one read you anwser or try to understand you problem. I do because I'm in the same case than you : I want to access of the request's payload that is not availaible in the QNetworkRequest. For people : readAll on QNetworkReply read the payload of the reply not the request. Unfortunately no way to get the request payload from the reply or reply->request() object => It's up to you to keep it when sending it and associate this payload to the reply.

That's why nuking the build folder and not just deleting its content is usually a good idea :-) Glad you have it working and thanks for the feedback. Please mark the thread as solved using the "Topic Tools" button or the three doted menu beside the answer you deem correct so that other forum members may know a solution has been found :-)

QTreeWidget is a convenience wrapper around QTreeView. By using a pre-defined tree model, it provides very easy access at the cost of flexibility. Nevertheless, QTreeWidget provides columns, icons, you can place other widgets (buttons, labels, …) into a tree item and it is fully drag and drop enabled. If you do not worry about a tree model specific to your application and this is your first time using a tree: Go for QTreeWidget. If you want to make it sophisticated and you are ready to spend a little time investigating the possibilities of a tree model, go for QTreeView.

@jsulm thank you i will try this

thanks very much

Hi, I think you are looking for QAudioSink.

I used this library. https://github.com/fpoussin/QtUsb. It is wrapper of https://libusb.info.

@Christian-Ehrlicher Yes! You are absolutely right... toJson converts to UTF-8 and so it is working as expected. Thank you!

@Pl45m4 thank you very much for update. But I am able to do so in next statement in same module " SchaltschrankPropertyDialogBox", where I am printing its value using console.log . I have also updated console.log statement in "SchaltschrankPropertyDialogBox"" module in my post given above for your kind consideration. Thanks !!

Hi I have not seen any advertised here on the forum but in case you don't find anything, this could be a starting point https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwidgets-draganddrop-puzzle-example.html combined with https://wiki.qt.io/Widget-moveable-and-resizeable for the resize part.

@JonB sweet Jesus on the bike... this is the dumbest typo I ever made. I am so embarrassed atm. Thank you :D

@SGaist ofcourse :) i've made a init file that on startup checks every folder, path and file, if they exists (fi not create them) and if can we access them :) for this i made this Debug_pff.LevelInfo("PFF", "Checking if folder exists", "!"); if ( !QDir(save_path + palette_folder).exists() ) { QDir().mkdir(save_path + palette_folder); Debug_pff.LevelInfo("PFF", "Folder did not exist so we created one", "!"); }