If you need for support for the Qt6 migration, please let me know how I can help. The patched version of qwt probably is too big for my non-existant knowledge on its history, but the will is there. Especially for all the rest
Hi Joachim, now the qwt part is sorted (I am using latest snapshot regularly without issues and we have no news in users group, which is usually good news...) I started to review and merge the Qt6 Refactor PRs, the objective is to be able to build both with Qt 5.15 and 6.x, feel free to collaborate if you have worked on some of them.Thank you, Ale.

I am building on Windows with Qt 6.2.4 and I don't see the multiple windows issue, may be Andreas or Mark can help.Train is working in ERG and Slope mode using the Robot, both using Workout Editor and Workout Plot plus Live Map, but VLC is not.At startup I get this worning:[16:21:34.780] warning: QObject::connect: No such signal QBluetoothDeviceDiscoveryAgent::error(QBluetoothDeviceDiscoveryAgent::Error)but I have not tested BTLE or ANT+ yet.After your fix for the RideMap all builtin charts seems to be Ok, I will start working on R and Python.Cheers, Ale.
El domingo, 14 de enero de 2024 a la(s) 4:27:54 p.m. UTC-3, Ale Martinez escribió:I am building on Windows with Qt 6.2.4 and I don't see the multiple windows issue, may be Andreas or Mark can help.Train is working in ERG and Slope mode using the Robot, both using Workout Editor and Workout Plot plus Live Map, but VLC is not.
I am building on Windows with Qt 6.2.4 and I don't see the multiple windows issue, may be Andreas or Mark can help.Train is working in ERG and Slope mode using the Robot, both using Workout Editor and Workout Plot plus Live Map, but VLC is not.At startup I get this worning:[16:21:34.780] warning: QObject::connect: No such signal QBluetoothDeviceDiscoveryAgent::error(QBluetoothDeviceDiscoveryAgent::Error)but I have not tested BTLE or ANT+ yet.
You could try disabling OpenGL in MainWindow, it is conditionally enabled for Linux only.
I built today on Ubuntu 22.04 under WSL, it seems to be fine, I could not reproduce the ghost windows nor Train issue.
Ok, I am switching to Qt 6.5.3 now, and will try Qt6.6.x after that.
To my current knowledge, the ghost windows can only be disabled by unsetting the "Fast Graphics" switch for UserChartOverviewItems (same solution as described yesterday). "Standalone" UserCharts seem not be to affected.
On 18 Jan 2024, at 18:22, Ale Martinez <amtri...@gmail.com> wrote:
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Ale, does the (default) train view show up correctly for you when VLC is compiled in with Qt6.5/6? Here I also get graphical errors and OpenGL-warnings
Fast graphics should improve performance significantly when opengl is the base renderer. I would say keep it, but don’t enable it in the standard chart setup.
I will look at it, but am getting very close to dropping support and writing our own chart rendering- this is because most of the heavy lifting is already being done in our code- we almost only use the charts to render...It just feels like Qt charts close ties with OpenGL (and lack of updates) fly in the face of the wider Qt strategy to get closer to the platform API and hardwareMark
If you get the error "failed to parse default search paths from compiler output" then you will need to manually apply:Looks like Qt 5 open source isn't getting critical fixes.....Mark
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