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Can you rather post a minimal example that shows that behaviour ?

Because the environment variable is described here. The fact that you are using python is of no importance here.

@skylendar Sorry, I miss your last message. Any improvements here ?

Hi and welcome to the forums I dont know Golang but the interface is the same so i would check in func (m *CustomTableModel) data that this test if role != int(core.Qt__DisplayRole) { return core.NewQVariant() } is not always returning an empty variant for each call. also case 0: return core.NewQVariant12(item.firstName) case 1: return core.NewQVariant12(item.lastName) does return a valid QVariant ? i wondered why the empty one is NewQVariant() but with data its NewQVariant12 ?

@Mayankjain C is plain better (IMHO) :) But for your career, C++ is definitely more advisable!

Hello, I'm facing the same issue. Have you solved this problem?

Hi, AFAIK, there's none. You need to implement your own macro on top Q_PROPERTY to do that.

So I give up. I'll declare a method instead. Maybe in a further version of Qt5. Thank you anyway.

@Nathan-Miguel said in Read a specific tag in xml: PROGRAM DIRECTORY: E:\Git\Denoiser-Script\QML_C++\build-Denosier-Desktop_Qt_5_12_3_MSVC2017_64bit2-Debug\debug XML DIRECTORY: E:\Git\Denoiser-Script\QML_C++\build-Denosier-Desktop_Qt_5_12_3_MSVC2017_64bit2-Debug\debug\sysinfo\system.xml In your code extract you have hard coded the path and with you output it should be: QString systeminfo::getCpuName() { QString rootDir = qApp->applicationDirPath(); // QDir::currentPath() != not application path QString xmlDir = "/sysinfo/system.xml"; QDomDocument docxml; QString test; QFile xmlread; xmlread.setFileName(rootDir+xmlDir); test = "head"; if (xmlread.open(QIODevice::ReadOnly)) { QXmlStreamReader reader(&xmlread); if (docxml.setContent(&xmlread)){ //Open xml with success test = "xml loaded with success"; //Read specifc tag xml auto nodes = docxml.elementsByTagName("cpuname"); for(int i = 0; i < nodes.count(); i++) { QDomNode elm = nodes.at(i); if(elm.isElement()) { test = QStringLiteral("%1 = %2").arg(elm.toElement().tagName(), elm.toElement().text()); } } } } return test; } ==> my output with this code and your XML document is: [image: fe56ed37-5ce7-4b97-aeb4-fddadee5b3f0.png]

Hi @semtexzv, and welcome! @semtexzv said in Generating bindings for other languages: ...mainly utilize Rust language. Have you seen the Rust-Qt project? https://github.com/rust-qt could the shiboken generator used to generate bindings for other languages in custom format ? I'll leave this question for someone else who has experience with Shiboken. But if you want to check yourself, this is a good place to start: https://blog.qt.io/blog/2018/05/31/write-python-bindings/

I just published a PyQt5 book: [image: pyqt5-book.jpg] Even Phil Thompson, the creator of PyQt, read it and says it's "very good". It saves you a lot of time when learning PyQt. It's the resource I wish I had had when I was getting started.

@Nathan-Miguel As I said/suspevted: You show us the code of your Qt application, which does not create the file, so it does not help. Nowhere do you you show whatever code does create the file, so since we cannot see that we cannot advise what it is you need to do. I wrote above: Are you now talking about what the current directory will be for the main.exe you run from your Qt program (perhaps because it creates systeminfo.txt without specifying a path)?? but you didn't reply to that. If you want help, you'll need to provide information.

@sierdzio said in how can I use c ++ not qt QUICK / QML?: engine.rootContext()->setContextProperty("cpuname", &CpuName); its works tnks

Something like lspci -vnn | grep VGA ?

@SGaist Thank you, Samuel. I will definetely try it out. Marking this topic as solved.