qml error
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Which version of Qt are you using ?
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These are the information about Qt Creator. I am requesting the information about the Qt version you use to build your application.
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These are the information about Qt Creator. I am requesting the information about the Qt version you use to build your application.
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@jchaviano said in qml error:
@SGaist
That is very important for me... and for other future usersIn what way is that related to the fact that you did not answer my question ?
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@jchaviano said in qml error:
@SGaist
That is very important for me... and for other future usersIn what way is that related to the fact that you did not answer my question ?
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@jchaviano no again, this is Qt Creator's information. Which Qt version are you using to build your application ? Go to the project panel to see that information.
Based on the Qt Creator version I would guess that it's likely an old version of Qt so the first thing you should do is update to a more recent version.
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@jchaviano no again, this is Qt Creator's information. Which Qt version are you using to build your application ? Go to the project panel to see that information.
Based on the Qt Creator version I would guess that it's likely an old version of Qt so the first thing you should do is update to a more recent version.
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@jchaviano as suggested, you should start by updating Qt to a more recent version.
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@jchaviano as suggested, you should start by updating Qt to a more recent version.
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@jchaviano as suggested, you should start by updating Qt to a more recent version.
@SGaist I have some way by code that when clicked repaints the components. as a refresher if in the end the bug doesn't always appear and when I move the mouse over another component the paint is updated correctly. My question, I cannot force qml to repaint itself when clicking on the combobox
