25 January 2021
id 1375971733Qtserialport error is getting
Can you use a website like for instance pastebin.com instead of using pictures, please?
Christian Tismer-SperlingCan you use a website like for instance pastebin.com instead of using pictures, please?
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You can also use the Telegram Desktop client https://desktop.telegram.org
so you can easily copy paste code snippets or screenshots.
id 1375971733Yes i was trying to install telegram desktop but it was not opening but still i will try again
You can also go to web.telegram.org in a browser
CthUlhUzzzHello, I'm trying to use QListView to show list of strings. After implementing data and rowCount methods in QAbstractListModel the list remains empty. How to fill it with lines?
Can you show some code? You might want a QStringListModel instead though?
Hi,
Sorry but I can't remember if something announced about this, and can't find by search,,
what is the future of (PySide2 / 5.15.2)?,,, please chose one of next answers :P .
A. It will be updated and released in PYPI, as previous releases (but at low priority vs PySide6).
B. It will just stay at current state and all new versions will be just for PySide6,,, i.e. it's technically dead and no updates are expected.
C. (I think this is the state, but not sure) future updates will be available as source only.
And if C. is the real scenario,, will it have patched releases, for example 5.15.3, 5.15.4, etc. or it will just be un-versioned continuously updated repository?
AbcdHi,
Sorry but I can't remember if something announced about this, and can't find by search,,
what is the future of (PySide2 / 5.15.2)?,,, please chose one of next answers :P .
A. It will be updated and released in PYPI, as previous releases (but at low priority vs PySide6).
B. It will just sta
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I'd expect B) based on https://www.qt.io/blog/qt-offering-changes-2020
FreyaI'd expect B) based on https://www.qt.io/blog/qt-offering-changes-2020
I still can't understand it 100% "^^ ,,, but still it doesn't explicitly tells what will happen to PySide2/6 ,,
Do the PYPI wheels considered as commercial binaries or what are they in this complicated model off Qt :/
Actually I can't also understand is the Normal-Release vs LTS-Release is valid in case of PySide,, as it seems always has one active version which is the latest,, always progressing in a single path.
AbcdI still can't understand it 100% "^^ ,,, but still it doesn't explicitly tells what will happen to PySide2/6 ,,
Do the PYPI wheels considered as commercial binaries or what are they in this complicated model off Qt :/
Actually I can't also understand is the Normal-Release vs LTS-Release is valid
if there is no Qt 5.15.3 open source release, it's impossible to have a pyside or pyqt 5.15.3 release
Thanks for clearing things up, but I still has 2 questions if you can answer,,
1. if there is some bug-fix in the PySide it self part not related to Qt-Version,, it won't happen for PySide2, right? it will be reflected (if applicable) to the next version of PySide6.
2. the latest PySide 6.x will always be available in PyPi,,, as I understood from another blog that next Qt releases will be available as source codes only but in our case "PySide" it includes compiled DLL files!
AbcdThanks for clearing things up, but I still has 2 questions if you can answer,,
1. if there is some bug-fix in the PySide it self part not related to Qt-Version,, it won't happen for PySide2, right? it will be reflected (if applicable) to the next version of PySide6.
2. the latest PySide 6.x will
Sure,
1. Yes, if there is a pyside only bug on pyside2 5.15.2, and it's fixed it, it will be available on 6.x.y for open source users (and 5.15.3 for commercial users). However, in the past we had nasty issues that really were causing users to be unable to use the module (for example, GIL related threading issues), in that emergency case, we would do a 5.15.2.1 as we did in the past for 5.14.2.
2. There is a difference here, the idea of Qt 6 is to be stripped from the 'optional' addons. So Qt/C++ is focusing on providing binary for the essential modules, and conan-based instructions for you to build your favorite addon. Since 'building stuff' is a no-no for Python users, we will be included the compiled dll/so of those 'optional' addons.
Cristián 🥑Sure,
1. Yes, if there is a pyside only bug on pyside2 5.15.2, and it's fixed it, it will be available on 6.x.y for open source users (and 5.15.3 for commercial users). However, in the past we had nasty issues that really were causing users to be unable to use the module (for example, GIL related th
Wellll written, thanks a lot for the info , everything is clear for me now :D
Abcdnever used it in QML,
but it should work fine
Item {
enabled: false
}
it worked! thanks!! Final code snip:
Switch {
text: qsTr("Bluetooth")
id: zezin
checked: {
oi.enabled = zezin.checked
}
}
CheckBox {
text: "Oi?"
id: oi
enabled: false
}