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Hi all, I've managed to find a "solution" for my issue. All you need to do is add a "qt.conf" in the /bin folder of your Qt installation folder.

And this file contains the following :

[Paths] Prefix=..

Hope this helps someone in the future.

Hi and welcome to devnet,

Can you explain the connection with Qt ?

@SylvainA I updated my project structure:
all test scripts under:
G:\test\automated_test\AutotestProject3\testscripts

the custom python scripts to be called in test script by using "from project_lib import *"
G:\test\automated_test\AutotestProject3\project_lib

then you commented : So here last comment is right you should put your external lib in "C:\AutotestProject\shared_lib" for example.

is the "shared_lib" a fixed name and directory that I should use in order to let squish automatically recognize where is the external libraries?

then what is the usage of "Global Scripts" ? the originator seems thought that it can be used to point the external libraries but in my case it does not work.

I did not see such problem when using open source test framework and pycharm to point them.
I guess Squish has special way to do it?

@jsulm
Oh ok I understand. I was thinking that DLL should be directly added somehow in VSC and not just as a lib for the project.
My english failed me sorry.
Thank you for your answers, have a nice day :)

@Zeksie said in Support for Bamboo 9.2.1:

Please can we get an updated jar that works with Bamboo 9.2.1.

Since you've a commercial license and this here is a user driven forum you should rather ask the Qt / squish support for help...

@shashi3 said in Strore the values from the GUI into the excel sheet:

how to store the values in excel sheet from the application

If you only want CSV (comma-separated values) saved --- which Excel can read in, but it contains only values, e.g. no formatting information --- then just write to a text file from the data.

If you want a proper Excel spreadsheet then look at using something like https://qtexcel.github.io/QXlsx/ or read https://wiki.qt.io/Handling_Microsoft_Excel_file_format.

@manny_lp said in Squish gives error before hooking into qt qml app:

bedded linux device. While attaching the squish to my qt app , i get the following errors. Any idea about these?
Failed to load wrapper extension SquishDeclarative: libQt5Declarative.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Hi,

This should be okay, unless your application is based on QML 1, because the SquishDeclarative extension should contain the QML 1 support, not the support for QML 2.

Property QPointingDeviceUniqueId::numericId has unknown type FInt64.
Property QGraphicsView::renderHints has unknown type QFlagsQPainter::RenderHint.
Property QGraphicsView::cacheMode has unknown type QFlagsQGraphicsView::CacheModeFlag.

These are normal messages that can be ignored.

Best regards,
Clemens Anhuth

@Guy-Learning_Squish
Hello and welcome.

You should copy & paste what your command is and especially just how this “No such file or directory” error looks, it would help if we knew what file it is complaining about....

Hello,

We offer Squish for Qt binary packages for Qt 5.15.x compiled with VS 2015. You can find them in the download area, and you can contact Squish technical support regarding this as well.

Best regards,
Clemens

Hello @supot.

Squish for Qt only exposes "public" APIs. You must declare the desired slots public.

As a test I added...

public slots: int GetColorCode(); QString GetRGBColorCode();

...to squish_dir/examples/qt/addressbook/mainwindow.h, and...

int MainWindow::GetColorCode() { return 3; } QString MainWindow::GetRGBColorCode() { return QString("3"); }

...to squish_dir/examples/qt/addressbook/mainwindow.cpp, compiled the example and loaded it in Squish.

Afterwards the "Methods" view showed these two methods when selecting the MainWindow object in the "Application Objects" view.

Regards

Clemens