@suslucoder said in Declare multiple png's on a path:

Doesnt it contains 3 png?

No
You should check the code to see what it does with that string.
%1, %2... are used to format string, see https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qstring.html#arg

@zeethree50 you may want to take a look at this weather example regarding how they use the device's GPS to know current position...

@raven-worx

OK, thanks. That seems to work.

@morte said in detecting status ("on"/"off") of location services:

This is brobably Qt bug

I'd call it working as designed, although the design could differ from your expectations :-)

Seriuosly, I guess you can post a feature request to ask for the error status to be cleared once positioning data resumes.

For the time being, I guess you need to stop checking for error status once you resume receiving data, or you could even emit a signal of your own once you know data is back again.

You're welcome !

I'm pretty sure not all these packages are necessary but at least you have it working now :)

@dirtshell I know this is 7 years old now, but did you managed to solve this? I'm experiencing the same constraints in a new project.

Thanks a lot :)

I am also trying to write a minimal qml app that uses the built in GPS to retrieve current position. I am not sure if I can use Qt positioning or if I should just parse the raw output of the GPS myself, like the OP did here, and extract the position manually. It seems very dirty to do it that way, I thought there would be a nice API in QML that I could use. Anyone can point to a simple example?

@Wieland
Thank you for testing :)
I've done a bugreport: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-53046

@qtacc32
If you're still struggling with this if possible try sharing a real piece of the code. It might be something trivial that doesn't show up in the example (which looks fine). Or at least a MWE that reproduces the problem, since I could not run your example, since it's not complete.

Kind regards.

Has any one experienced the same problem ? Any idea of a possible workaround ?
Thanks for your help.