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@JonB said in hello，I have a problem:

Well, because showing/maximizing after minimizing causes a showEvent().
Press Win + D for the first time and all windows will be minimized. Press Win + D again and all windows will be restored. However, when I use EventFilter and rewrite the show event, after I press Win + D for the first time, the widget is minimized, which is normal. However, I do not press the win + D key combination for the second time, but randomly click any other icon on the desktop, which will trigger the show event of the widget of this QT program. Note that even if I do not click the icon of this program, it will trigger
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You can check out this code. This is a preliminary code of designing flying 2D wings,. Or we call it an Airfoil. You can give any range of camber and thick ness and their position the corresponding airfoil will be generated. The control points or anchors will be shown in red color.

The tutorial to build this app is now live on my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/HarshMittalYoutube/videos

Part1 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20mjSqJ_ygM
Part2 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UipFETesbWs

Hey!
Thanks for your reply!
Yes, I downloaded the source code for Qt6.4.0 beta. Compiled it with support for "text to speech". In the new version there are more "engines" for "text to speech". And a few more features. But the speech did not get better. I suspect that the operating system's underlying capacity for speech synthesis does not work as well on Linux as on Windows.

It's just my speculations. But Qt version 5.15.5 (the latest version available as open source) gave better sound than version 5.15.2. A better and more natural pronunciation. I thought.

I need to learn more about how operating systems handle speech synthesis.

Infos updated!!

Hi
Thank you for sharing.
Moved to showcase as it's not a question :)

OH MAN ! This is exactly what I want!
I am looking for how to run all Unit testing at one time (part2)

This is really helpful.

You will need a recent QtCreator built with Qt6

I've updated the website https://www.canonic.com to make it into a html landing page and moved the actual app to https://app.canonic.com.

Hopefully now if you are on a platform or browser with less than stellar WASM support (MacOS / mobile) you can now at least view the website to see what Canonic is about.

A user over on r/browsers suggested I turn it into a progressive web app (PWA) so that it can actually be installed which may be the next move. It would save me a lot of work dealing with sandboxing, at least for now. I'm not sure if Qt users would see that as heresy though :)

Various other bug fixes and performance changes have also been made.

Project looks dead, cool idea though. Someone else recently made a version that runs in the browser: https://www.canonic.com/