Mobile and Embedded

Thank you for the help. I was a little bit stupid and forgot the feature.

So if I understand right (at the beginning I clearly misunderstood it), you want to get the radii values of your phone's screen ? is that right ? Yeah I never paid attention that my phone's screen has rounded corners so I didn't get it. I feel like it's an android issue, not a Qt one, and wouldn't be surprized that it would be device specific. did you try it directly in android studio in pure java / android project ? (without any Qt related code) did you really try it on your phone (looks like yes according to your last reply) ? or just in android simulator ? what about other devices ? coz in fact now what I'm thinking about is : how did the manufacturer of your phone actually implement it ? There are so many phone manufacturers on android that it wouldn't be surprizing that a few (especially on the low range ones) cut a few corners and contented themselves just to move header and footer elements so that they don't interfere with corners without reimplementing that functionnality.

It's not worked also with any popup Widgets, Dialogs, Menus, Popups, etc. Also issue persist in the latest 6.8.3 and 6.9.0 and caused by this changes - https://codereview.qt-project.org/c/qt/qtbase/+/568225 (https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-135253) A created a separate issue, with steps how to reproduce it with the latest Qt version - https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-135253

I'm sorry that I am so late to the party… 😁 I have worked a lot with Mimer SQL, both in Android and elsewhere. I wonder if there is anything in particular that you were thinking about and that I perhaps can help you with?

Qt 5 on macOS didn't support TLS 1.3 in the prebuilt QtNetwork.framework. The underlying platform facility, secure transport, stopped development with TLS 1.2. This could be worked around by rebuilding Qt to use OpenSSL instead. I haven't used Qt on iOS, or even examined the source. My mostly unfounded guess is that a similar if not identical situation applies.

@ljxiango Maybe it was because these files were open/in use? Or you ran QtCreator as administrator at some point.

@cristian-adam I ended up adding this line to my cmake file: set_property(TARGET appNgaIcdFw PROPERTY QT_ANDROID_DEPLOYMENT_SETTINGS_FILE "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/android-appNgaIcdFw-deployment-settings.json") Seems to have resolved this issue.

Hi and welcome to devnet, Which backend are you using on your device ?

@Parvathy2020 said in Qt Creator 16.01: Android SDK Manager gets stuck: Hi, I am trying to download Android -SDK using Qt creator (version 16.01) But getting stuck , with error message Checking pending licenses... Please do post a screenshot with the Android SDK setting. Something like: [image: 1c2038e8-4374-46fa-a2b3-5dd58eafa09f.png] I have just tested on macOS with OpenJDK 17 and it worked as expected.

@jporcher Can you try to change the scrolling speed? For example: tableWidget->setVerticalScrollMode( QAbstractItemView::ScrollPerPixel ); The default one could be too fast. Qt Widgets do have issues on touch screen(not only on phone screens). It may be hardware or drivers problem as well. Try another brand of phone to see if your app has the same problem.

@OldRoly your selection is not arm64_v8a in the second picture. And what is the Android version in your phone? Find out the compatibility of android version and jdk version.

@ljxiango maybe use qt code to check permissions. https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtandroidprivate.html Qt6 has a lot of changes. Do not expect everything is the same.

I solved this deployment issue after following solution from this post: https://forum.qt.io/topic/140996/qt-6-4-1-android-installing-the-app-failed-with-an-unknown-error

Hi and welcome to devnet, Boot2Qt being a commercial product, you should contact the Qt Company. That said, I would check that you have all the required libraries and plugins installed on your device.

Hi and welcome to devnet, Did you already went through the Qt for Androïd Getting Started guide ?