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How can I turn off the printing of every event

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    JayRiordan
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    Title says the question, screenshot shows the output on the console. Everytime I move the mouse I get spammed with garbage I don't care about and I don't know how to turn it off!

    Screenshot from 2020-09-12 20-01-32.png

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      Logging of qt.qpa.events shouldn't be on by default. Something in your file system, environment or application has enabled it or a wider selection.

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      @jeremy_k said in How can I turn off the printing of every event:

      qt.qpa.events

      You mostly solved this. I had a lingering setting in a system file configuring the debug output from Qt. Because of your post I found this SO post https://stackoverflow.com/a/32044491

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        bump 10 characters

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          Logging of qt.qpa.events shouldn't be on by default. Something in your file system, environment or application has enabled it or a wider selection.

          Asking a question about code? http://eel.is/iso-c++/testcase/

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            Logging of qt.qpa.events shouldn't be on by default. Something in your file system, environment or application has enabled it or a wider selection.

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            @jeremy_k said in How can I turn off the printing of every event:

            qt.qpa.events

            You mostly solved this. I had a lingering setting in a system file configuring the debug output from Qt. Because of your post I found this SO post https://stackoverflow.com/a/32044491

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