only one QPushButton with QWidget works

[K-Str]

@SGaist , hello to all;
I'm sorry for the delay, but I made some investigation.
It seems to have just a little problem:
When I start the application local on the terminal then I first have to write

export  DISPLAY:=0

Then it works with a warning

libEGL warning: DRI2: failed to authenticate

Is there a way to add this command

export DISPLAY=:0

automaticially before I run the application?

[jsulm]

@k-str You can write a simple shell script which first sets the env variable and then calls your app and then use this script to start the app.

[K-Str]

@jsulm ,
thanks for your answer!
Yes I know there was somthing like this but I have no Idea how such a script looks.
Where can I find an example? It should wor also for debugging

[JonB]

@k-str
Two lines in the script:

export DISPLAY=:0
full-path-or-plain-name-of-your-executable

If you need it for debugging too, change second line to:

full-path-or-plain-name-of-your-debugger   full-path-or-plain-name-of-your-executable

Assuming your mobile is like Linux (I know nothing about mobiles), if you go

chmod +x the-script

then the-script is ready to execute.

Alternatively, and better if it works:

I do not know when your program needs that DISPLAY environment variable set, how early on after start up. If it is literally as soon as as it loads then you will have to set the environment variable before invocation. But if it's not, say, until you first try to create the UI, before that (before creating the QApplication) you could use Qt's qputenv() to set that environment variable, e.g. perhaps if it is not already set to something so user can set DISPLAY if needed but your code defaults it to :0 it it is not defined. Doing it this way, if possible, would get rid of the need to have a script wrapper.

[K-Str]

@JonB ,
thanks for your answer,
Is it also possible to start a script where you can pass the full path application?
Maybe a script which gets the application in a environment variable or so. E.g ??full-path-of-appl??* is the environment variable:
Script

MyGDB

export DISPLAY=:0
gdbserver ??*full-path-of-appl*??

this means I have to start the script MyGDB by Qt-creator

[JonB]

@k-str
Don't follow your question. In a script you can do whatever you could do from the command-line. If you mean: can a script access environment variables, or can a script examine and pass on arguments passed to it, the answer to both is yes.

You need to look at the documentation of whatever shell you are using for its scripting syntax. If you're Linux the standard one these days is bash, I don't know if that applies to whatever mobile. In your question I wonder if you're asking if you can pass an argument to the script on the command line and then pass it on to your gdbserver? In which case in bash script try:

gdbserver "$1"

If it's in an envivironment variable:

gdbserver "$SOMEVARIABLE"

[K-Str]

@JonB ,
this looks very good. I will try it tomorrow.
Thanks a lot!

[K-Str]

Hi @JonB ,
thanks for your tip but I cannot find a way how to do this.
Is there a way to execute a program by Qt-Creator by running a bash-script on the target machine (=raspberry)?
It should look like :

#!/bin/bash
export DISPLAY=:0
??run or debug** <*application*>??

Maybe this is a new topic?

[JonB]

@k-str
I don't know because I don't use Qt Creator! You should look at wherever it documents its command line arguments, maybe you go qt-creator project-pro-file?

Having said that, I would advise you again to consider what I have suggested about not having to use a separate script file and instead making your code use qputenv() to set the DISPLAY environment variable very early, if it's not already set (use qgetetnv() for that), if you can make that work. Your life will be easier for both development and release if you do not have a separate wrapper.

[jsulm]

@k-str There is no need for this script work around when running in QtCreator: go to Projects/Build & Run/Run and add the DISPLAY variable there in "Run Environment".

[K-Str]

@jsulm ,
thanks, this sounds quiet easy! But I cannot find the point "Run Environment" where I can insert DISPLAY=:0.
See screenshot:

[JonB]

@k-str
I don't use Qt Creator, but I think you need to scroll down on that dialog on the right, did you not try that?

[jsulm]

@k-str Scroll down...

[K-Str]

@jsulm, hi to all,
I'm sorry, but I think I made some failures.
I checked everything and I think the problem is the LCD hardware.
I use one

• QUIMAT 3.5"
• HDMI Display-B
• 480x320 Dots V1.2
• type MPI3508
• pen interface SPI

Maybe this cannot handle EGL mode.
Which plugin should I use for this LCD display?
I configered xcb but this is not ok. See below.
Now I installed Qt completely new using this instructions:
[https://wiki.qt.io/RaspberryPi2EGLFS]
and also some modifications from here;
[https://forum.qt.io/topic/83700/raspberry-pi-3-compile-with-x11-eglf-not-wanted]
The configuration command is:

./configure -release -no-eglfs -qt-xcb -xcb -device linux-rasp-pi3-g++ -device-option CROSS_COMPILE=~/raspi/tools/arm-bcm2708/gcc-linaro-arm-linux-gnueabihf-raspbian-x64/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf- -sysroot ~/raspi/sysroot -opensource -confirm-license -make libs -prefix /usr/local/qt5pi -extprefix ~/raspi/qt5pi -hostprefix ~/raspi/qt5 -v -no-use-gold-linker

But I still get errors

qt.qpa.plugin: Could not find the Qt platform plugin "eglfs" in ""
This application failed to start because no Qt platform plugin could be initialized. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem.

Available platform plugins are: linuxfb, minimal, offscreen, vnc, xcb.

Are there instructions how to configure xcb or linuxfb or one of the above mentioned plugins

[K-Str]

Hello,
I give up to install Qt Creator for remote development. It's like "Sisyphean task".
Now I installed Qt on my Raspberry and here I try to do my work.
I use the RemoteDesktop.
It seems it works for me.
Thanks a lot to all helpers.