QML and Qt Quick

The one I cited in my previous message. @SGaist said in trying to use Qt6GLVideoItem: Hi and welcome to devnet, From the look of it, your system provided GStreamer is too old to contain Qt6's items and AFAIK, it's available through the gst-plugins-good package.

This error appears because I was running a Debug target with a Release version of VTK. No problem if you link a Debug app with a Debug VTK or Release app with a Release VTK.

@jpnurmi-0 said in Rotate QtQuick.Controls 2.x Dialog: Popups follow Window::contentOrientation that you can set to match the rotation that is applied on the content: import QtQuick 2.12 import QtQuick.Window 2.12 import QtQuick.Controls 2.12 ApplicationWindow { id: window width: 640 height: 480 visible: true contentOrientation: listModel.get(comboBox.currentIndex).orientation contentItem.rotation: listModel.get(comboBox.currentIndex).rotation ComboBox { id: comboBox textRole: "text" anchors.centerIn: parent model: ListModel { id: listModel ListElement { text: "Portrait"; orientation: Qt.PortraitOrientation; rotation: 0 } ListElement { text: "Landscape"; orientation: Qt.LandscapeOrientation; rotation: 90 } ListElement { text: "Inverted Portrait"; orientation: Qt.InvertedPortraitOrientation; rotation: 180 } ListElement { text: "Inverted Landscape"; orientation: Qt.InvertedLandscapeOrientation; rotation: 270 } } } } This gets me really close, but I have two problems with the QML Drawer component. 1. When setting the edge property, the position is incorrect; 2. the "drag" directions are not rotated. Are there any solutions to these issues?

Hi and welcome to devnet, Are you thinking about setSpacing ? Or maybe setContentMargins ?

Does anyone know how to set labels for BoxPlotSeries using VBoxPlotModelMapper? In the documentation the following is written: Each box-and-whiskers item contains data starting from row 1. The name of an item is defined by the column header. However, it is unclear to me what "column header" refers to in this context. I attempted to implement the headerData method, but it wasn't called. Any insights would be appreciated!

For info, and for people arriving from a web search, the Qt bug that was filed is here: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-125037

In addition what @Axel-Spoerl has already said, avoid using title, data as your properties. data is already as property in item. So confusing. Better use some other names.

For audio playlist management and cross-platform transfers, I highly recommend using MuzConvtool, which makes it easy to move playlists between these services without losing track of your favorite songs.

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@GrecKo said in QML Loader, passing arguments to source: required properties can't work in Loader's components unless you call setSource Well, that's that. Looks like I'll be using setSource() after all; a Loader is better for my use case than a StackView. Thanks to all who looked at this.