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Btw, v.0.1.1 is out. It is now faster and more functions are in. Also it works on Linux/WSL now.

I added some more checks. I also added a small feature to export and import the strings. So you can for example export the strings. Let is translate with google translator AI for free and import it again. An other variant is to export the strings and let chat-gpt, gemini, ... read the strings. They found several misspellings and grammar bugs in my projects. There is a Windows, MacOS and Linux version. I hope it helps you also to locate bugs in your translations.

KDAB's KDDockWidget has plans for Qt Quick support though. @colourdelete, per github.com/KDAB/KDDockWidgets/discussions/652#discussioncomment-14096746, is it even usable outside C++?

@Mizmas haha, looks funny :)

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@michaelcarlos said in Best Way to Optimize a Qt Quick Application for Smooth Performance?: Are there any profiling tools that are Qt-specific and will allow me to identify bottlenecks? The QML profiler built into Creator (Analyze -> QML Profiler) has worked for me in the past.

@Dougf9 Thanks for your interest. The last time I checked the library compiled for Windows in the GitHub runners. 1- If you want to compile the library after you download the source code from github, go inside the project root folder and do cmake --workflow --preset default-develop. Or use a IDE with CMake Presets support. 2- You can also download the releases for Windows here. how do I tell my Qt project where it is -> To consume the project target as explained here Add this to your CMake/Qt project include(FetchContent) FetchContent_Declare( EstervQrCode GIT_REPOSITORY https://github.com/EddyTheCo/Esterv.Utils.QrCode.git GIT_TAG v2.0.0 FIND_PACKAGE_ARGS 2.0 COMPONENTS QrDec QrGen QtQrDec QtQrGen CONFIG ) FetchContent_MakeAvailable(EstervQrCode) target_link_libraries(YOUR_PROJECT_TARGET PRIVATE Esterv::QrGen Esterv::QtQrGen Esterv::QrDec Esterv::QtQrDec) This will try to find the library on your system using find_package. If it is not found, it will download the source from Git Hub and compile the library when you build your project. So you do not need to manually download the library or compile it. The library can be found by find_package in the build directory from step 1 or from the place you installed the releases in step 2. Then you can use the QML types or the C++ API that in somehow is explained here I appreciate any feedback from Windows developers.

Thanks, I was on the wrong forum obviously.

https://youtu.be/EZ9AGBufoDg?si=kE2ImmlZGnE8EZ2k

Version 0.1.6 released. 🚀 New Feature Bookmark with page content search! Improvement Moved to QQuickWidget instead of QQuickView Fix bug: QML loader cache Updated to QT 6.8.1 Browser Icon updated

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@piervalli Moved

@svanimisetti I never created any python bindings but I assume that this would be fairly easy to do. Presumably you would easily find some official documentation, guide, tutorial and examples on this topic. I'll gladly answer any QSchematic specific question I can.

Thanks! @SGaist Copying and pasting without thinking didn't turn out well.