Remove space; Inside the table cell but outside my custom widget

Here some code snap. @ChrisW67

#include "ElementsListWidget.h" #include "AbstractElement.h" #include "ElementDragEventHandler.h" #include <QAbstractScrollArea> #include <QGridLayout> #include <QLabel> #include <QPixmap> #include <QScrollArea> #include <QSortFilterProxyModel> #include <QVariant> #include <qscrollbar.h> #include <qstandarditemmodel.h> #include <qtreeview.h> ElementsListWidget::ElementsListWidget(QWidget* parent) : QWidget(parent) { QVBoxLayout* mainlayout = new QVBoxLayout(this); mainlayout->setContentsMargins(0, 0, 0, 0); elementsListLayout = new QTreeView(this); elementsListLayout->setContentsMargins(0, 0, 0, 0); elementsListLayout->setHeaderHidden(true); elementsListLayout->setIndentation(0); elementsListLayout->setUniformRowHeights(false); elementsListLayout->setObjectName("ElementsListWidget"); elementsListLayout->setSelectionMode(QAbstractItemView::NoSelection); elementsListLayout->verticalScrollBar()->parent()->setProperty("background_transparent", true); elementsListLayout->horizontalScrollBar()->parent()->setProperty("background_transparent", true); sourceModel = new QStandardItemModel(this); elementsListLayout->setModel(sourceModel); mainlayout->addWidget(elementsListLayout); setLayout(mainlayout); elementsPerRow = 3; totalModelElements = 0; sourceModel->setColumnCount(elementsPerRow); } void ElementsListWidget::addElement(AbstractElement* element) { elementsModel << element; showWidgetOnView(createDisplayUnit(element)); } QWidget* ElementsListWidget::createDisplayUnit(AbstractElement* element) { if (!element) { return nullptr; } QWidget* elementDispalyWidget = new QWidget; elementDispalyWidget->setObjectName("elementDisplayUnit"); QVBoxLayout* elementdisplayLay = new QVBoxLayout(elementDispalyWidget); //elementdisplayLay->setContentsMargins(0, 0, 0, 0); QLabel* elementIconLabel = new QLabel(elementDispalyWidget); elementIconLabel->setObjectName("elementIconLabel"); elementIconLabel->setProperty("element", QVariant::fromValue(static_cast<AbstractElement*>(element))); elementIconLabel->setCursor(Qt::OpenHandCursor); elementIconLabel->setAlignment(Qt::AlignCenter); elementIconLabel->setSizePolicy(QSizePolicy::Maximum, QSizePolicy::Maximum); elementIconLabel->installEventFilter(new ElementDragEventHandler(elementIconLabel)); // Install event filter elementIconLabel->setPixmap(element->getImage().scaled(50, 50)); QLabel* elementNameLabel = new QLabel(element->getName(), elementDispalyWidget); elementNameLabel->setObjectName("elementNameLabel"); elementNameLabel->setAlignment(Qt::AlignCenter); elementNameLabel->setWordWrap(true); elementdisplayLay->setAlignment(Qt::AlignHCenter); elementdisplayLay->addWidget(elementIconLabel); elementdisplayLay->addWidget(elementNameLabel); elementdisplayLay->addStretch(); elementDispalyWidget->setSizePolicy(QSizePolicy::Maximum, QSizePolicy::Maximum); return elementDispalyWidget; } void ElementsListWidget::setElementsPerRow(int numberOfelementsPerRow) { if (numberOfelementsPerRow > 0) { elementsPerRow = numberOfelementsPerRow; } } void ElementsListWidget::serachElement(const QString& searchText) { clearModel(); // Iterate through the stored widgets in elementWidgetModel for (AbstractElement* element : elementsModel) { if (element && element->getName().contains(searchText, Qt::CaseInsensitive)) { showWidgetOnView(createDisplayUnit(element)); } } } void ElementsListWidget::showWidgetOnView(QWidget* elementDisplayUnit) { if (elementDisplayUnit == nullptr) { return; } QStandardItem* item = new QStandardItem; // Calculate the row and column count for the new element int row = totalModelElements / elementsPerRow; int column = totalModelElements % elementsPerRow; sourceModel->setItem(row, column, item); elementsListLayout->setIndexWidget(item->index(), elementDisplayUnit); totalModelElements++; } void ElementsListWidget::clearModel() { sourceModel->clear(); totalModelElements = 0; }

styel sheet for few widget

QWidget#ElementsListWidget { background-color: #DAE0E9; color: #3B5571; border: none; } #elementDisplayUnit { background-color: transparent; font-size: 14px; } #elementIconLabel { width: 64px; background-color: #ffffff; border: 1px solid #BEC9CD; height: 64px; position: relative; /* align-items: center; */ border-radius: 5px; /* justify-content: center; */ background-color: #FFFFFF; } #elementIconLabel:hover { background-color: lightgray; } #elementNameLabel { padding: 0px 0 0 0; font-size: 11px; max-width: 64px; text-align: center; line-height: 12px; /* text-overflow: ellipsis; */ background-color: transparent; /* word-wrap: break-word; */ font-weight: bold; }

@SGaist said in Can I charge customer to use Software if I have created Software using open source Qt?:

Also, if you do any changes to Qt for one reason or another, you have to publish these changes.

In addition to what @SGaist said: You need to have the source code of the Qt version that you used. You can either provide a written offer valid for at least 3 months for your customer to request the Qt source code (not your own source code). Or you provide the Qt source code in the same way as your software (if your software can be downloaded, place a download link to the Qt source code in the same place). A download link to someone else hosting the same Qt source code does not count. You have to host it in the same place as your software.

Furthermore, the LGPL requires that the user is able to relink with a different Qt version. If you are using Qt's DLLs this is taken care of already as the user can just replace the DLLs.

A complete compilation has already been performed several times.

I can not include a new class in the project.. or even a blank file that this error occurs.

Will the SDK, NDK and JDK settings be correct?

@KH-219Design glad to know I helped and thanks again for your input!

After working perfectly during one full day of tests, the problem resurfaced again yesterday. Anything built in C++ using QWebEngineView works for all of my tests until it gets to one of the problem URLs, then abruptly crashes. No other URLs cause this problem and the page in question loads fine in any "real" browser I try it in.

Since I'm not tied to any particular version of Qt, I've downgraded from Qt 5.14.2 to Qt 5.13.2.

The Qt 5.13.2 QWebEngineView is not crashing. Also, it seems faster than Qt 5.14.2, and doesn't have another annoying behaviour which I believe to be graphics driver-related, which is that for certain pages of a well known UK based left wing newspaper the URL loads and then the whole web engine widget goes grey, and the program freezes.

With no interest in faffing around further, I'm concluding that inside Qt 5.14.2, either the implementation of Chromium or the Qt WebEngine wrapper is buggy, at least for my particular combination of hardware and software.

Original Problem
Using MSVC 2017 + Qt 5.14.2, QWebEngineView crashes randomly on certain URLs which do not appear to be doing anything out of the ordinary.

Solution
Avoid Qt 5.14.2, or at least avoid the pre-built MSVC 2017 version which comes when you use the offline installer for Qt 5.14.2. In my case this meant downgrading to Qt 5.13.2.

Thank you Christian!

https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-88063 describes exactly what I've been seeing.

@Pl45m4 I'll try this...changing it's position

Found it! Thanks!

@lorn-potter you mean if I update part of my application I should download all application in my browser?

Cleaning PATH variable and MSYS2 Environment solve that. I think that it might be caused by different version of some library that was used (because I had a lot of paths in the PATH), but for now it is over and I am happy with that.

Not in the past few days, IIRC, OpenSSL 1.1 support started with 5.10 and the ore-built package switched to it during the 5.12 release cycle.

Trick with android/libs should work for older Qt versions, too, and it works the same on qmake and cmake. If all else fails, you could have different .pri per Qt version... It's a nuisance for sure but my hope is that for Qt 5.14+ it will stay as it is for long.