Qt 6

@bee65 said in Windows touchscreen DPI scaling:
I found a bug report already on this: QTBUG-97185

@mchinand Ah, thank you very much, that was the problem

Thank you! That worked!

I removed my Cmake yesterday. So yeah, that was the problem. Sorry :)

The solution which solved my issue was editing the VC++ Project file and ensuring that concurrent was in <QtModules> inside each <PropertyGroup>

<PropertyGroup Condition="'$(Configuration)|$(Platform)' == 'Debug|x64'" Label="QtSettings">
<QtInstall>Qt 6.2.0</QtInstall>
<QtModules>concurrent;core;gui;widgets</QtModules>
<QtBuildConfig>debug</QtBuildConfig>
</PropertyGroup>

Looks like a bug in Qt 6.

You should check the bug report to see if it's something known. If not, then please open a new report providing a minimal compilable example and the information about your setup.

@mooglus Could be a Qt leak. Good for you.

@Dmitriano The same effect on both Windows and Android.

@raven-worx said in How do I access Android activity in QT6.2?:

it has been moved to QtCore: https://doc-snapshots.qt.io/qt6-6.2/qnativeinterface-qandroidapplication.html

there is a typo in the docs: context() returns jobject but not int.

Thanks for the reply! I looked at the bug tracker before posting here, but I looked again and I was more lucky this time. Seems like it's this bug.

Yes please, with a all the details and if possible provide a minimal compilable example so that the developers can get started with the same starting point as you.

Amazing!

So I simply added Q_MULTIMEDIA_EXPORT to the QGstPipeline class declaration and it did the trick.

I'll try to get this contributed.

PS: Tu passes à la foire vendredi ?

OMG, I should have looked at the Compiler warnings.
Solved -> thanks.

@userdocs said in git clone of qttools 6.2 with submodules is returning an error.:

Can someone fix it please?

This is something you should ask on Qt mailing list, this is user forum.