@franzhelmut this process works on my Windows10 PC, with the 2015 compiler. On Windows11 I cannot install the 2015 compiler. The 2019 compiler seems to need more resources like heap space.

hi
@Vasilevs said in QML Application exit errors:

I created utility class in QML for more convenient dynamical object creation.

const component = Qt.createComponent(path, Component.PreferSynchronous, parent); switch (component.status) {

try to connect a function to your component's statusChanged signal instead of checking the status just after the creation, see here https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtqml-javascript-dynamicobjectcreation.html

@Vasilevs said in QML Application exit errors:

This looks like parent destroyed, but created item - not.

you can verify it with the debugger

@Eoin what about work visa, will you take care of it.?

@J.Hilk Thank you for your input!

I will give it a try and come back on this forum if stuck ;)
Cheers,

In the end everything was fine with the example above.
I just had to update and release my translation files, because in the meantime I changed the name of a .qml file, and the filename is directly linked into the .ts files created by linguist and used by Qt.
I feel a bit ashamed but yes, it was really trivial and kinda stupid :)

That's a good question, I don't know how it currently handles multiple users on Windows. I always had the use case of being one user/admin on the Windows machine I use to develop.

Qt Creator should likely create settings per users.