qrc | QR code generator for text terminals | Command Line Interface library

After looking around I found that there were two ways to push hardware events to the emulator:

This method uses telnet, like so:

You are reinventing the wheel.
wxpython has a facility for incorporating png images into a python module.
You may then access them as an image, a bitmap or an icon.

https://docs.wxpython.org/wx.tools.img2py.html#module-wx.tools.img2py

Here is the code I use in a Linux project, adapt as necessary:

Your code seems to be working fine. That's how Repeater works.

When your model is reset, Repeater starts to remove its QQuickItems one by one in reverse order.

It seems to me that the first problem is with the order of these lines:

Your Goofy.rcc doesn't work because the files are not located in the used importPath. The files are next to the qrc, so no relative path is added to the specified prefix. Alter the rcc to the following to make it work:

In theory, setContextProperty can be called at any time, but any QML files that are already loaded at that time probably will not see that new property. QML files loaded after that point will see it. So calling setContextProperty before you call engine.load() should fix the problem for you.

A singleton is already created for QML so you get that error message since by using "{}" you are trying to create the object.

In this case it is enough to set a parent and the size:

You have to do the following:

1. Convert the .qrc to .py: pyside6-rcc resources.qrc -o resources_rc.py.

2. Add import resources_rc into the main.py

3. Use the fullpath: icon.source: "qrc:/menu_icons/menu.png".

Your code has the following problems:

• If you are going to declare a signal then you should not use Q_PROPERTY. Remove Q_PROPERTY(NOTIFY onTop).

• You must establish the contexproperties before loading the .qml since otherwise at the time of loading those objects will not be defined.

• If you want to connect a signal then the syntax is on where must be in camelcase format, in your case it must be onOnTop.

• In Qt6 the versions of the QML modules are not necessary.

• Since udp_socket is a child of the class then it is not necessary to eliminate it since it will cause a segmentation fault since you are eliminating the pointer 2 times.