QML and Qt Quick

Could you put your complete code in one qml file so we can more easily test your exact setup?

PinchHandler and WheelHandler are for zoom. If you need to move the map you need DragHandler and TapHandler One of them rotates the map, I guess it's not what you want on mobile devices

Sorry, it work, problen in my model

Hello! Just for future visitors since this is the first page that came up in a google search. https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-122024

I would make my model looping as a workaround. Maybe a proxy model working with your view? Exposing 1 mirror of your model before the 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 x <-- start index of your view Ensure that the index is always in the middle part of the model. If the current index of the views goes in the first part, "remove" the last part and "insert" a new mirror part in front so that the index is now in the middle again. Same thing if it goes to the last part, shift the first part at the end.

Ah, didn't know that. I never tried to build Qt from source.

Possible find real row like that: realRow: treeView.index(row, column).row

@Actarus said in QML file not found in resource system (qrc) despite correct qml.qrc configuration: I solved it using qt_add_resources() instead I'm glad to hear that you were able to resolve your issue. As the next step, I recommend taking the time to port from qt_add_resources() to qt_add_qml_module(): https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qt6-port-to-qt-add-qml-module.html This provides your projects with benefits such as optimization by the Qt Quick Compiler (https://www.qt.io/blog/the-numbers-performance-benefits-of-the-new-qt-quick-compiler) and improved code analysis by your IDE.

@GrecKo that was the other idea. But It means creating a QML module just for dummy model used for ui prototype; and I don't like to release that module on production code. Example Form.ui.qml import com.myrealmodule import com.mydummymodule ... // Here I use singleton for dummy data ... However if I don't release that dummy module, clearly I have runtime problem when application starts, cause it.s not able to find It.

What I see with MultiEffect: [image: 625e447c-36c1-4ba7-b7ae-7a85e3bc9f45.png]

Take a look at the example here and use gstreamer code directly with qml sink. https://github.com/GStreamer/gst-plugins-good/tree/master/tests/examples/qt/qmlsink Do not use QMediaPlayer

It's a bug, it's complicated: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-115141 https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-107994 One workaround would be to set a TapHandler in the popup to consume the events.

@JKSH said in In win10 can't customization: Yes, the best way is via the import statement: import QtQuick.Controls.Basic -- this allows the Qt Quick Compiler to optimize your code. That optimization can't happen if you set the style at runtime. Thanks for this tip. I'll bear it in mind for later. I currently have my code running in both Qt 5.15 and 6.8 as I may or may not need to make the switch in the near future (out of my control unfortunately). The runtime selection is a pragmatic approach for me at the moment.

I find error only with help analize code

Have you looked at HXYModelMapper/VXYModelMapper? I haven't used these yet myself but from what I understand, they should fit with your use case. There is a widgets example here https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtcharts-modeldata-example.html, which might be adaptable to QML.

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@Richard-L said in Cannot show the "Repeat days' buttons" when I run the "alarms" example on Windows 10: Sorry. But I tried this fix. It does not work. [image: aa2a914d-cfc4-4e76-a6ed-e7a436a5b665.png] Qt version is 6.9.1, Qt Creator version is 17.

I'm currently working on getting on of my older applications to work with PyQt6 on Wayland. The python-mpv library has classically used an X window ID for telling mpv where to render, but that obviously won't work on Wayland. There are several examples of using OpenGL rendering with python-mpv: https://github.com/trin94/qtquick-mpv The PySide6 example does work, but my entire application is written in PyQt6: https://gitlab.com/djsumdog/mediahug/ I've been playing around with the code trying to figure out what's happening. All the mpv output looks identical between the different API examples. Creating another window and commenting out the setSource/show for the quickview prevents it from crashing out. I guess there might be an issue with the PyQt6 bindings? I'd really rather not trade out everything in my code for PySide.