QML and Qt Quick

@JoeCFD I already tried it that way but this also doesn't work.

@sneha-ashok And i am using qt in linux ubuntu 18.04

@DragoonXVIII That is one of main magics on Windows. Restart the machine and things work.

@JoeCFD - Thanks for all your suggestions. I will wait for somebody else to comment on the size .

Setting the ticks as part of the background feels a bit like a dirty trick... This is definitively a step backwards compared to what we had in Qt 5.15.

@JoeCFD [image: 65dd7603-4bd1-4c6b-b7e7-0b002c6a2b10.png] unfortunately it didn't help....

@JonB that answer is from 5 years ago, I had read it but had hopes something had changed. So the answer is still NO.

@bluesanta I guess you are using Qt 6? There are some changes between Qt 5 and Qt 6. For example the constructor of QQmlListProperty does not take a reference any more: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qml-changes-qt6.html#removed-api Changing the code to QQmlListProperty<Command> CommandController::ui_createClientViewContextCommands() { return QQmlListProperty<Command>(this, &implementation->createClientViewContextCommands); } should work.

@Hit-Tiger-Tonight Workaround is like this: https://forum.qt.io/topic/144297/how-to-update-the-current-day-of-monthgrid/3?_=1681442215899

@ODБOï, that code is a bit difficult to read since only some of it is formatted as code. Could you reformat it as a code block?

Thanks, I also tried this but doesn't work: QFile file("/home/user/cat.png"); if (!file.open(QIODevice::ReadOnly | QIODevice::Text)) return QImage(); QByteArray content = file.readAll(); QImage::fromData(content.toBase64(QByteArray::Base64Encoding), "PNG");

@jeremy_k said in QML signal to C++ slot in worker thread: Reaffirming the answer in the previous block, presume QAbstractItemModel member functions are not thread safe. Understood. The idea would be to have a thread that contains the network manager, and handles the IO. My various models would all reside in the main thread, and message requests (and replies) would be conveyed through signals and slots. That should eliminate any thread-based issues regarding the model updates and attendant updates to the QML portion of the application. I appreciate the comment about threads often causing more problems than they solve, and may well abandon the network thread, but I think it should work in this case.

@jeremy_k Sure. If there's a better way to share this example, or if you have any comments at all, please do post them. EventGenerator.h https://ideone.com/46jUvx EventGenerator.cpp https://ideone.com/KgfpIZ main_snippet.cpp https://ideone.com/cNG65h VirtualPanel_snippet.qml https://ideone.com/RmoGkL PageLayout_snippet.qml https://ideone.com/lXsnTa