@cristian-adam said in QtCreator 18.0.0 often throws file errors when modifying code and Ctrl+S.: @Calcifer You could use Process Monitor with qtcreator.exe and find out what is going on when you get the message box. Thank you! I have got Process Monitor opening, and trying to add my workdir to the whitelist of anti-virus software, that should work.

https://github.com/denisgottardello/QtFFmpegPlayer Works on Qt5 and 6, play a remote file, rtsp, webcam etc. It is based on ffmpeg library and, as explained above, the gpu usage is related at the size and definition of the stream.

I've implemented offscreen rendering in our app. Implementation details are in the corresponding PR. Best

I don't have Windows 11 so I can't be sure ... however, it looks like the Roaming subfolder is not a good idea, according to this page: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/design/app-settings/store-and-retrieve-app-data#roaming-data

Thank you very much for your reply. I have used 3.10. It works when I upgrade to 3.12.

lupdate_only solution does not work for me. lst-file works for me: create file with name lst-file and inside specify files/folders with sources e.g.: sources includes then call lupdate lupdate . @lst-file -no-obsolete -ts myapp.ts

F/libc : crash_dump helper failed to exec, or was killed @SMF-Qt, about that, follow stackoverflow.com/q/77202603.

Hi carlinski, I struggle on the same problem. Have you solved it ?

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I think Mesrine is right, this is telling you that your web server isnt configured correctly. In apache you'd add a configuration file like this: <Directory /var/www/html> Order Allow,Deny AllowOverride None Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*" Header set Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy: same-origin Header set Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy: require-corp </Directory>

Right. file(GLOB IMAGES_FILES RELATIVE ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR} "src/resources/images/*.svg")

I am having a similar issue. I have a WebAssembly app using Websockets to communication from the WebAssembly app in the client computer browser to an app on the host computer. Works fine with normal http, but we want to go to https. I tried to use the sslechoserver and sslechoclient sample apps in the QtWebSockets example area, but while they work when compiled with normal Qt, when I try to compile the sslechoclient in Qt for WebAssembly (Qt 6.10), I get errors because SSL is not supported. I get the impression you had a possible solution above, but I do not really understand what it was. Do I just use the normal echoclient (built in QtWebAssembly) requesting a wss URL combined with host sslechoserver with the same cert that the web server provides ? Thanks for the help Dale Pennington

Thank you! I got rid of the .qrc file: https://forum.qt.io/topic/145308/qt-6-5-qml-in-qrc-vs-qt_add_qml_module-what-is-better/3 CMakeLists.txt: set_source_files_properties(qml/MyApp/Main.qml PROPERTIES QT_RESOURCE_ALIAS "Main.qml") set_source_files_properties(qml/MyApp/pages/LoginPage.qml PROPERTIES QT_RESOURCE_ALIAS "pages/LoginPage.qml") qt_add_qml_module(appultiphone URI MyApp VERSION 1.0 RESOURCE_PREFIX "/" QML_FILES qml/MyApp/Main.qml qml/MyApp/pages/LoginPage.qml RESOURCES assets/fonts/Fredoka/Fredoka-Regular.ttf assets/icons/logo.png ) StackView { id: stack anchors.fill: parent initialItem: "qrc:/MyApp/pages/LoginPage.qml" <-------------- } So, as I understand it, we specify the URI MyApp (Which gets loaded in main.cpp as a module) and then append the alias you give it in the set_source_file_properties()

Ok. Thank you. Anyway, code.qt.io is accessible again. I can even do git clone --branch v6.10.1 git://code.qt.io/qt/qt5.git . which means all of the submodules are also cloned from code.qt.io. The configuring process has been successful. Anyway. if code.qt.io is not accessible again, can I substitute all the code.qt.io part of each git submodule set-url -- path/path/path https://code.qt.io/path/repository.git to codereview.qt-project.org? I'm talking about Qt6