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@HQ2000 said in Qt6 Widgets Application not working, exit code -1073741511: You mean I should just add their absolute paths to the PATH var? Again: add the path to the Qt dlls to the PATH env var.

@Perdrix said in Focus stealing progress dialog: Try running the code I pointed you to on Dropbox. That code doesn't compile without openmp and I don't have the time to re-arrange the code.

@Christian-Ehrlicher yep that was it. Can't believe I missed that for so long thank you both for the help

@JKSH Thank you for explanation!

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@Pl45m4 I actually recently learned that you can basically overlay any widget on top of widgets in a layout, so I made something better. As an alternative for animating the scale, I guess you can just take a snapshot of your widget, and just animate the scale in After Effects or something, and show the animation first and than the dialog itself. [image: T47JEhN.gif]

@KlausM said in Qt6 based software display issue: Thats not true . Are you saying I am mistaken? I don't run XFCE, I do use VB 7.1. I did not dispute your finding, I was just describing my situation. P.S. Are you using some sort of Dark Mode in VB? Does the issue appear in "light" mode? P.P.S. To be clear, my VB host is Windows, client is Linux. Maybe you are Linux host for the VB UI? In which case that is obviously different.

@CassD said in Slots and signals problem: the fact that OP wants both components to communicate with controller and also with each other That's already a design flaw... sure OP can do it, but for that you don't need a controller :) To keep the controller approach, both should send updates to the controller while it delegates commands/updates further on to the right place.

@JonB Hello, good morning, you are right, now I was able to solve the problem I had using QThread, thank you.

Include the QJsonObject header in your source

I'm sorry for not replying for so long... The lambda was getting triggered, and as you pointed out, the stage I was checking for was wrong. I needed to modify them at QAbstractOAuth::Stage::RequestingAuthorization, not at QAbstractOAuth::Stage::RequestingAccessToken. Anyways, thanks for the quick reply!

@ZNohre I am glad this has helped/turned out to be solution. Not long ago we had a report from someone that for some function call, and I cannot remember which, it was not possible to alter values, despite the Qt documentation stating that it should be. It was something like insertRowIntoTable(), might have been updateRowInTable(). If yours works that is fine. Otherwise if you run into such a problem then instead of subclassing and overriding insertRowIntoTable() you can call setGenerated() on the QSqlRecord prior to your explicit calls to e.g. QSqlTableModel::insertRecord().

@msauer751 That's why we want a minimal, compilable example instead just some code pieces... it would have saved you two weeks.

@Kent-Dorfman Thank you for your reply. There should be other reasons, but I haven't found them yet. Can you tell me how to fix the memory problem in windows？Thanks