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Strange... Now it just works? Anyway it's solved. Kind regards, Cedric

Not sure what did the patch do. But drawing under statusbar works with Qt 5.4. It is not difficult. Add this to your application's plist file" <key>UIViewControllerBasedStatusBarAppearance</key> <false/> Then call showFullScreen() on QWindow would make it. You could check my application in App Store. It won't show black statusbar: Team Proto on the App Store on iTunes Moreover, there has an example project that you could try: quickios/examples/quickiosexample at master · benlau/quickios

Hi and welcome to devnet, Since you are using an unreleased version of Qt and hitting something that's probably influenced by the internals of Qt. I'd recommend posting your question on the interest mailing list You'll find there Qt's developers/maintainers (this forum is more user oriented)

what different between clicked and doubleClicked? In doubleClicked case, I can't press the button before touching the screen on my new widget. connect(ui->lvwFile, SIGNAL(doubleClicked(QModelIndex)), this, SLOT(on_btnOK_clicked())); In clicked case, I can press the button before touching the screen on my new widget. connect(ui->lvwFile, SIGNAL(clicked(QModelIndex)), this, SLOT(on_btnOK_clicked())); But, I want to use doubleClicked....

Hi, No, no container here. Qt uses plugins to talk to the underlying platform. Each has it's own specificity like e.g. Objective C/C++ for iOS or Java for android. But for you basically it doesn't change anything, you write code either in C++ and/or QML (unless you need some platform specific stuff in which case you'll do write e.g. a bit of Objective C/C++ for iOS). You don't have to worry about the underlying stuff. Hope it helps

Thanks again for the input! I think I got now a rough understanding of the structure / logic. I'll try to load the contents dynamically and show them using eigther Stackview / Loader or some own implementation. That really helped me a lot! :-)

hello Are you able to fix the problem or still facing the issue on wayland-egl ?

I'd say: benchmark it, so you'll know how much time it takes to do the match. Don't forget to load several dictionaries to match real-life setup

Hi, AFAIK, you can't when calling the static methods, it's also a native file dialog so it should follow your OS settings

@benlau Thanks, it probably depend on QtActivity that set something as you said but can't find the solution...

By the way, I found that the Intel Core 2 Duo CPU T7500 is a 64 bits one. I have installed Ubuntu 32 bits because there was no added value for me to install a 64 bits one. for some compatibility reasons I kept also a 32 bits one when I started to use Ubuntu 4 years ago Do you think that it could potential be the source of the problem or it doesn't matter?

Hi, for more info, seems that the problem is the different behaviour of the anchors on Apple platforms. The pull action move a bit the anchored element and not for the lenght of the pull action.

I opened the project in Visual Studio. Now I have my files in the "Distribution Files". I think I should be able to access it with the QStandardPaths class. If I'm right I do not know which variable corresponds to that folder

Hi, Do you have gdbserver installed on your device ?

Hi, That might be something interesting to contribute back to Qt :)

@SGaist Thank you once again! Now, I can manage to display the folder list inside the stacked widget page using QTreeView + QFileSystemModel combo!