@suslucoder said in Showing negative values of axis on the progress bar: can i put this AFAIK yes, why don't you try it ?

And that binary contains just that ?

@jsulm Yes i know. Thank you for answering.

@suslucoder I don't see why it would not be possible to select other entries in a combo box. Do you do anything else with ui->ports?

@SGaist I didn't in fact ( and I can't in the short term). Just to clarify I'll mention the documentation related to this 'bearer stack removal' : Qt Network in Qt 6. It also leads to QTBUG-86966 where QNetworkInformation is presented as solution for "Reachability" device state checks!! However I still can't find anything that tells me how to overcome my "NoInternetAccess" device state related problem. But that's great news!! Maybe my problem has already been taken care of. Thanks!!

Thanks for all answers. I will reformat my json file and try it again

@suslucoder said in Close the widget when push the button: want to close the widget when i clicked on Ok button. What widget (do you want to close)?

@jsulm thank you. I did it with your solution. It works fine.

@suslucoder The "Plan" array is a little unusual because the objects it contains are not all of the same structure. Usually, arrays should contain a sequence of elements of the same type. However, it is legal JSON. If you are certain that the first element of the "Plan" array will have the structure as in your example above, you can perhaps rely on the others to all have the 2nd type structure. Otherwise, you might need to check for the existence of certain keys -- for example, by using the function QJsonObject::contains() to determine which kind of object it is.

@KroMignon thank you

@suslucoder said in no member named 'write' in 'QString': Im on ubuntu :) Oh, OK, then it doesn't actually matter as there is no "text vs binary" mode/format under Linux! Nonetheless I think it's good practice to put QIODevice::Text in, just in case you ever port to Windows...

@suslucoder This is contrary to 'real-time'.

@jsulm Ok, i will check it

@kkoehne Thank you for answering

@KroMignon thank you

@Christian-Ehrlicher I did use it. It looks in a code tag in my screen.

@suslucoder If your files all have the same structure (separator, data etc.), yes, you should actually.

@suslucoder There is no scrollbar. If you want one, you have to make one on your own, but it wouldn't make any sense. You have your data and you have your series. Now you can decide which parts you want to show in your chart (this is the "scrolling")

@suslucoder said in Creating a chart with multiple datas: Should i delete them? No. Why would you?

@jsulm Ok. Thank you for your answers.

@suslucoder are you sure com4 is the correct name ? something seems of, I would suggest using https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qserialportinfo.html to query for the correct port and port name

And please use the code-tags to make your code readable!

@Christian-Ehrlicher Okey, thank you

@jsulm said in Offline Mapping: Which one? It was me. The question was to similar.

@suslucoder so again, where does Location come from then. Tokens starting with a capital letter have a special meaning in QML

@raven-worx thank you

@suslucoder "QT Creator does not compile the projects" - is not a problem description. Also, QtCreator does not compile anything, a compiler does.

@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

@suslucoder please have a look here https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtpositioning-index.html

@suslucoder said in Svg files does not appear on the screen: There is no error code, i debug it but i cannot find any error also Please simplify your code. Just write a small program that displays 1 PNG image and does nothing else. When that works, replace the PNG image with an SVG image.

@suslucoder If you changed anything in ui_mainwindow.h this could happen. If you get what seems like an inexplicable error when compiling, wiping the output directory can sometimes resolve. However, this does not apply to normal, run-of-the-mill errors!

@dheerendra It works. Thank you!

@KroMignon I will fix it thank you

@jsulm Thank you