@hskoglund I looked into it: when changing the progress bar value, it internally calls repaint, which should trigger an immediate redraw. On the other hand, the label uses update, but the call to update shouldn’t be executed until the repaint is completed. Moreover, by the time this timer event starts, the previous drawing of the label should already have been completed. Why would there be a race condition in this scenario?

Hi, Sorry... 16.0.1 Regards, Mucip:)

it's the definition/declaration of qrc: I'm looking for. The alias /qt/qml pertains to the build folder but; 1: How does appHomeControls_qml_module_dir_map.qrc get built 2: Where on earth does the URL prefix 'qrc:' come from?

Thanks for clarifying. I suspected this would be the case but I thought it was worth asking the question.

Howdy JonB. The form I'm looking at is at https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/designer-widget-mode.html. Took a break and now will get back at it...Thanks, Rey

@johngod sadly, it already does. Several authors have already been plagiarized and got their reputation tainted because of that.

Thanks. Do I take from your answer that there is no interface to interact with dbus from QML other than external command such as qdbus?

@Christian-Ehrlicher Ok, I got it. I will look into the source code and try to fix the warnings.

There is no Qt api to access a mongoDb - you have to do it by yourself. Since it's a no-sql database you won't be able to use QtSql module here.

Don't mix debug and release libraries. It is working as expected here with MSVC.

It seems to work if you add CONFIG-=entrypoint without any spaces(!) in "Additional project settings": [image: ec983e64-6a58-4f20-90a1-4f51aea64176.png]

@jronald For example https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qml-qtdatavisualization-scatter3d.html You can search in Qt documentation.

@RameshSg said in Boot to QT on STM32MP157x-DK2: i am not getting the options to select Embedded Linux Don't you have to load a QBSP file file first as described there? To my knowledge Boot2Qt is a commercial offer, you should ask QtCompany directly for support.

@Mucip said in Library problem: libxcb-cursor0 libxcb-cursor-dev: I applied below code and result. But in this case error message did not appeared?! The installer itself does not need libxcb-cursor. It was trying to warn you that your Qt-based projects might not be able to find it. I don't know why you might get that warning message if you've already installed the libraries. But as @JonB suggests, you might not need libxcb-cursor anyway since your system is using Wayland.

I filed it as a bug here.

Emm. I built it now. But I don't know what happened.