On Monday 9 December 2024 12:31:38 Brasilia Standard Time Patrick ZAJDA wrote:
> I am simply seeking guidance on whether this issue can be considered a
> valid bug in Qt itself and, if so, the proper way to report it.
> Of course, if a workaround exists, I am absolutely open to applying it.
> Howev
Hi,
the normal way to report this would be via https://bugreports.qt.io
A quick search did not reveal any existing bug report in that direction.
If you write one, please share the link, you have my upvote!
Kind regards
Robert
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To clarify: You mentioned you were blind. Do you use some kind of screen reader
to gather the content of the message box?
How does the message box not appearing affect you?
I believe for seeing people, it may appear as a reasonable optimization to not
show a message box when the screen is off. So
I don’t quite follow the description of the problem, but if you are trying to
keep QMessageBox from showing on something analogous to a headless display then
you can mock out it’s calls with the `mock` extension. Then you can ensure they
are never raised and can insert your own callback to handl
Hello,
I am blind and use the attached bash script to switch my screen off and
back on when needed.
I use Debian Bookworm with Mate desktop, NVIDIA as my graphic card.
I notice when screen is off, QMessageBox are note displayed at all when
it worked with QT5.
I tried both with PySide6 and, th
