Hi, Tutorial is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tq-E6lqO6tM Regards, Mucip:)

Hi and welcome to devnet, Which OS are you on ? Which version of Qt Creator is it ?

@SGaist Yes of course, I've put a minimal compilable project to reproduce the issue on github: qt_cmake_localized_resources_issue

As an alternative, we are using Icons to color svg images meant for button or action icons : https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtquickcontrols-icons.html#icon-themes

Are you using a QGuiApplication or a QApplication? You should be using the latter.

I built everything that was downloaded in the source folder. Build went fine third time round and once I found "ninja install:Debug" I was able to create and build a new app, and run it in the debugger under Visual Studio. All good. I have raised a bug on the docs and I expect at some point, they will get updated. Edit: Might as well mark this as solved. I have static versions of the libs both debug and release.

@JonB I found a good solution: pythonqt https://github.com/MeVisLab/pythonqt

The packgae is already installed and I am passing it through cmake option -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=/tools/install/rocky8/harfbuzz-4.3.0

@JKSH Thank a lot for your concise reply—it really solved my problem! ：） Although I didn’t set the QML_IMPORT_PATH, I had bundled all dependencies into the .../target/debug folder for debugging convenience. Qt then loaded QML modules from there by default, but since QtCharts was missing, a runtime error occurred. After deleting everything except third-party libraries in the folder and rebuilding, Qt now loads modules from the installation directory, and everything works fine. Your explanation gave me a much clearer picture of how Qt handles QML module loading, especially the fallback behavior—I am truly grateful!

@Axel-Spoerl said in Finding config files in Android runtime deployments (Qt6.9.1): QDirIterator it(":", QDirIterator::Subdirectories); while (it.hasNext()) qInfo() << it.next(); Thanks for that but I see files I have in my images directory and stuff from the qt project but nothing from :/assets, but as I said the file is there if I unpack the Apk file. Do I need to add something to the AndroidManifest.xml or my qrc file ?

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you shoule choose Quick Scenes> Items. [image: 171d9f7c-ca85-4766-9747-fde06ca3a995.png]

Awesome, thanks for the insight!

Use signal for parent of QScrollArea: windowStateChanged(Qt::WindowState windowState) and save/restore parameters for QScrollArea

@RokeJulianLockhart From what it looks like, QT is still being used on both Windows and macOS for the drop-down that shows recently synced files (and other parts of the app that look identical cross-platform). However, OneDrive's settings page appears to be using React Native on both platforms (Windows/macOS) to render native XAML/AppKit components on their respective platforms.

Having just come across this specific problem, it should be mentioned in the documentation here: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/windows-building.html And if there's a cmake command line equivalent, then definitely here where the "-debug-and-release" is called out. https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/configure-options.html

@neuehier, although not 1:1, wxWidgets is usable for EFI GUIs (I've a LINX 1010 with one), and it can delegate to wxQt when required. I can't imagine a situation in which you'd run the preboot application outside of a preboot environment, though, so, in practice, it wouldn't delegate to it frequently. If you needed the application to be versatile enough to be able to operate in both environments, though, it'd work.