QML and Qt Quick

Hi @erenguness, and welcome! I don't recognize QmlHelper or that dialog box. They look like custom components, rather than built-in Qt components. So, please contact the author(s) of your "terminalQML" tool for further help.

What kind of graphics card do you have ?

For the Layout.fillWidth: true approach to work, we need to add: Layout.maximumWidth: Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY to the nested RowLayout (credit to this post).

Small development, it seems that minimising the window then resizing will permanently remove the white box, could this be some kind of cache or graphics buffer which is cleared when the window is out of view? Setting visible on the window doesn't fix the box See video for new behaviour: https://youtu.be/PvS2mmGbysc

You should try with a current version of Qt. IIRC it's 6.10.1 at the time of writing.

@helios831 There should not be any flicker. If you'd like us to help you troubleshoot, please show your code that contains the flicker.

Yes but not necessarily 6.10.0

Here I report also the solution: adding the following lines to CMakeLists.txt qt_add_qml_module(MyTheme ... same code as before ... ... ) if (TARGET MyThemeplugin) target_sources(MD3Themeplugin PRIVATE MyThemePlugin.hpp) endif()

@Hruthik-T-M I've reported this to LLVM that they should ship the CMake files needed to consume the libraries, and they closed it as won't do. You can use Qt's LLVM prebuilt libraries at https://download.qt.io/development_releases/prebuilt/libclang/qt/ You get also the MinGW build of LLVM.

My current workaround, lol: onClicked: function(getDate) { if(getDate.getHours() > 0) { myDate = new Date(getDate.getFullYear(), getDate.getMonth(), getDate.getDate() +1); } else { myDate = getDate }

It fix my bug OpacityMask // Actual masked image { id: opacityMask visible: image.source != ""

Hi, There's two things you can do to make that happen: check the bug report system to see if there's already something about this issue (and if not please create a ticket) submit a patch since you already have the solution at hand :-)

Thank you! I got rid of the .qrc file: https://forum.qt.io/topic/145308/qt-6-5-qml-in-qrc-vs-qt_add_qml_module-what-is-better/3 CMakeLists.txt: set_source_files_properties(qml/MyApp/Main.qml PROPERTIES QT_RESOURCE_ALIAS "Main.qml") set_source_files_properties(qml/MyApp/pages/LoginPage.qml PROPERTIES QT_RESOURCE_ALIAS "pages/LoginPage.qml") qt_add_qml_module(appultiphone URI MyApp VERSION 1.0 RESOURCE_PREFIX "/" QML_FILES qml/MyApp/Main.qml qml/MyApp/pages/LoginPage.qml RESOURCES assets/fonts/Fredoka/Fredoka-Regular.ttf assets/icons/logo.png ) StackView { id: stack anchors.fill: parent initialItem: "qrc:/MyApp/pages/LoginPage.qml" <-------------- } So, as I understand it, we specify the URI MyApp (Which gets loaded in main.cpp as a module) and then append the alias you give it in the set_source_file_properties()

Hi and welcome to devnet, Glad a solution has been found and thanks for the follow-up ! You can mark the thread as solved yourself using the "Topic Tools" button or the three dotted menu beside the answer your deem correct :-)

const QQuickItem *rootObject = m_logWidget->rootObject(); m_logTextArea = rootObject->findChild<QObject *>("logTextArea"); const auto *quickTextDocument = qvariant_cast<QQuickTextDocument *>(m_logTextArea->property("textDocument")); auto *textDocument = quickTextDocument->textDocument(); textDocument->setMaximumBlockCount(10); Setting on C++ side works for me.