Qt 6

UPD.
I found a solutions by myself. The only thing you need to do is to introduce a variable which stores a previous position of the cursor. Then you compare it with the current mouse X position each time mouse is moved (onPositionChanged()). If mouse X position is bigger, then this is a right move gesture. If mouse X position is smaller, then this is a left move gesture.
Note: exclude 0 as it leads to undesired behaviour.
Don't forget to update the variable storing the last cursor's position. From my experiece the difference would always be 1, 0 or -1 (we handled 0 case), because the signal is emitted each time the mouse moves (even on a signle pixel).

@Rich-v I'll just chalk this up to the logging default being different between windows and linux.

I found a great example that might be helpful for my problem.

https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtquick-scenegraph-custommaterial-example.html

If I’m success I’ll post it here.

I couldn't make it cuz the scene graph of Qt Quick2 can't have more than one shader for its nodes.

hi, there are three current versions, one is the full one, the other two are reduced versions, that depends on how is your workflow.. are you using Qt Creator ?

Any idea?

In place of getting the desktop widget you get the primary screen from the qApp object and then continue as shown in the link you posted.

@wooseokyourself said in What module should I use for streaming C++ QImage objects into QML?:

@SGaist Thanks for reply. But I don't understand what you meant "mailing list" and "bug tracker".

The interest mailing list where you can find Qt's developers/maintainers.

The bug tracker is well "the place where the bugs are tracked".

@gouneken said in What is the minimum code for a Qt project?:

I went to file> new file or project> other projects> empty project.

To clarify @SGaist's post: The option you want is File > New File or Project... > Application (Qt) > Qt Widgets Application

@kishore-kkc said in Qt6 minibrowser example is crashing on aarch64 architecture:

Qt6 minibrowser is throwing below error on aarch64 machine

Did you build the example for aarch64 yourself?

@jimav Probably the cause of the error is some silly configuration on the part of the OP or maybe the OP did not want to share the solution, etc. There are many possible reasons. My recommendation is that you create a new post publishing more information for the community to help you.

@Rich-v

Closing this. Qt support confirmed they do not support windows hosts building 6.2 for QNX.

Hi,

The QtScript module has been deprecated and obsoleted during the Qt 5 series and AFAIK, it won't be ported to Qt 6.

Try porting to Qt 5.15 first, it should print you some nice deprecation and porting messages during compilation and at runtime. This will help you fix the issues.

A wild guess in this case: Qt 6 requires Q_PROPERTY types to be fully qualified (not forward declared). Go through your properties and make sure it's true.