Qt 6

You should create a bug report about this. In the meanwhile you can use the qt5compat module - it will not go away until Qt7.

@NullByte Did you make sure you built in release mode?

@SGaist I made it bro thanks to you

@Vlogo11 What do you mean you "have the same problem"? What problem do you have? Have you even built your application yet? (Because, the fact that you're using a .pro file should be irrelevant, windeployqt is run on the .exe file that results from building your application. Whether you're using CMake or qmake, you need to generate a build system and compile your application before you can do anything with windeployqt.) Once you have an application executable, just run windeployqt myapplication.exe on the compiled program. If you don't have any QML then you don't even need to worry about --qmldir at all.

That's why Qt introduced the qt fixed integer types by themself. the toULong() stuff is an relict from old Qt times and imho should have been replaced a long time ago with functions returning fixed integer types (or the qt fixed integer types).

Hi and welcome to devnet, What exactly are you talking about ? How are you sending that request ? How are you building it ? Which version of Qt are you using ? On which platform ?

@JoeCFD Thanks for your message ... yes ... I had installed Ninja v1.11.1 prior to the configuration. Got it working by using a locally mounted drive (see below).

@bebewinla As I suggested, the enumerated type namespaces have changed, you need to use the correct ones in PyQt6. Also I don't think it's usual to access a enumerated value via self, e.g. like self.ExtendedSelection, I don't know whether Python allows this.

@jiapei100 check here out about configure settings: http://bin.ceicer.com/qt/Linux/ Just curious: why do you want to build 6.5.1 on Ubuntu 22.04? You can simply install it.

Hi, llvm is used for QDoc to parse and analyse client code. It's not related to the compilation of Qt itself where you can use gcc or clang based on your preference and its availability.

Hello, All! I add Sql to this line: target_link_libraries(PrabhupadaDictionary PRIVATE Qt${QT_VERSION_MAJOR}::Widgets Qt${QT_VERSION_MAJOR}::Sql) And this problem disappeared. Others appeared. Thanks! I will continue to correct the program "Srila Prabhupada's Dictionary", which was originally written in CopperSpice. Thank You very much! With best regards, NavadvipaChandra das.

@SGaist thanks a lot

@Christian-Ehrlicher said in What I'm doing wrong with "BASE" in qt6_add_resources: Nothing on your disk, it affects the location in the resource file. Oh crap. All right, that's an important hint that I now understand. Thank you very much!

@0-5 Could you please share your backport (on github or similar?) Did it work well?

There's the porting guide to help you get started.