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I have a function used to create an object graph in my app for testing purposes. The data structure is very simple at present with a one-to-many relationship between Patient and ParameterMeasurement entities.
As setup of the test state involves around 800 entries it makes sense to do this as a batch insert which works...until you try and establish the relationship between ParameterMeasurement and Patient (which, in the reciprocal, is a one-to-one) at which point the app crashes with the dreaded "Illegal attempt to establish a relationship 'cdPatient' between objects in different contexts"
I'm struggling to understand why this is happening as both Patient and ParameterMeasurement entities are created using the same managed object context which is passed to the function by the caller.
I've already tried to store the objectID of the Patient (created before instantiating ParameterMeasurement instances) and then creating a local copy of the Patient instance inside the batch insert closure (code in place below but commented out) but this does not resolve the issue. I've also checked my model (all OK, relationships are good), deleted the app and reset the sim but still no joy.
Finally, I've stuck in print statements to check the MOCs associated with both entities at the point of instantiation and the MOC passed to the function. As expected, the memory addresses match which makes it look like the error message is a red herring.
Can anyone point me in the right direction? This seems to have been a common issue in the past (lots of posts 5y+ ago with ObjC but little in Swift) but the examples on don't deal with this specific scenario.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-21 at 19:49Having done some more digging on this, it appears that batch inserts cannot be used to add relationships to the persistent store as noted here. I'm guessing its because of the difficulties associated with correctly associating entities during the process - frustrating but not a deal breaker.
For now, I'll revert to individual insertion of entities although I could do the process in 2 passes, i.e. a batch insert of the "basic" properties and a second pass setting the relationships on the inserted entities. It seems like a bit too much effort at this level though and any time saving is likely to be minimal for the extra code complexity (and risk of bugs!)
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I am building my project on 2 different PCs, both using the same methods (Visual Studio 2017 with CMake). They both configure and generate fine using CMake. The issue is when I try to build them, one builds fine and the other has errors.
I have isolated the cause of this error and it seems to be whenever I try to instantiate either QLineSeries or QChart. There are NO red squiggles underneath my code. It all looks fine, until I try to instantiate either and then those errors appear.
I use QLineSeries a lot (I have 3 series), and I slowly commented out code until I found the culprit. The first line, me trying to create lineRedSeries = new QLineSeries;
results in the errors below. Also, even if I comment out everything and try to create QChart *chart = new QChart();
, it also causes the same errors.
Curiously enough, just declaring QLineSeries and QChartView in my h file doesn't cause this issue (so if I comment out the code in my cpp file). It's only when I try to create a QLineSeries or QChart that the errors occur.
I have removed a lot of unnecessary functions that are not pertinent for this question as my cpp file is quite long.
In my main.h
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-09 at 21:37ADTF does not deploy QtCharts binaries because the license is incompatible. Qt is basically LGPL licenesed which works fine with ADTF license. But some components are licensed under GPL, QtCharts is one of it. You are not allowed to use QtCharts with ADTF because then you violate the combined work rule described within GPL. GPL is not working with commercial and closed source licenses, only with open source GPL compatible licenses like GPL itself, MPL or others. Anyway, because the binary is missing you are getting the error, that some dependencies are missing. But even when you put the binary there, it is not allowed, neither private nor commercial. Its incompatible and thats why ADTF tries to protect the customer and delivers only LGPL content. You even not allowed to use commercial Qt with ADTF using open source Qt because Qt declines mixing oss with commercial license even thats the same binary (politics...). Only chance, buy qtcharts standalone from qt marketplace then its compatible with LGPL. But you have to put the binary yourself. Or you link static, which is allowed with commercial/marketplace license from Qt.
QUESTION
The reason why I made the change is because I needed to use QtWidgets. I've been trying to build the project however I keep getting the following errors:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-28 at 17:55Turns out I wasn't linking the Widgets library.
QUESTION
i'm decided to build some calculator with CMake, but it failed for some reason, yet it looks correct. I got a set(CMAKE_AUTOMOC ON) rule and yet, what is vtable? I can't simply build it... There are all project files below
CMakeLists.txt
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-11 at 00:49Your CMake code needs some work:
- Never use
include_directories
in CMake ever. Usetarget_include_directories
instead. - Always use one of
PRIVATE
,PUBLIC
orINTERFACE
withtarget_link_libraries
to avoid weird legacy behavior. - Defining targets in terms
${PROJECT_NAME}
is weird, longer, and makes your code less readable for no benefit. There's no compelling reason to keep them coupled and the project name rarely changes. - Never set
CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER
in your CMakeLists.txt - Prefer compile features to setting
CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD
. - I seriously doubt you're using CMake 3.1.0. Never set a version lower than the one you're using / testing with.
- You have a stray underscore in
CMAKE_AUTOUIC_ON
Use this build instead:
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I was following an introductory tutorial for using the KDE Framework and ran into problems when compiling. The code is the same as in the tutorial. The compiler outputs:
fatal error: KXmlGuiWindow: No such file or directory
My first thought was that I am simply missing a package so I used apt-cache search to search for kxml and installed libkf5xmlgui-dev. Despite that the error persists. I could not references to this error anywhere online. Has the import path been changed? Is another package required?
I am running Kubuntu 20.04.
I previously had to install other packages for compiling the "Hello World" program that did not yet include KXmlGuiWindow, but when I had installed them everything worked fine.
Edit:
find /usr -name KXmlGuiWindow
gave me the output /usr/include/KF5/KXmlGui/KXmlGuiWindow
. I use Atom for my code editor so I compile the program from a terminal by running the commands given in the tutorial which is cmake .. && make
(from a build directory in the project's root directory).
The full output pf that command is
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-24 at 16:43Its hard to answer a question with rather a small amount of important data, but I'll try to give you some hints how to fix the problem
- First, what is the complete error message? Does it come from the compiler or linker? I guess it's the compiler. So most likely the line that makes the compiler unhappy is this:
QUESTION
I need to be able to call my c++ function from qml(javascript). But I seem to get an error when trying to register the class as a qml type by using qmlRegisterType
I use cmake CMakeLists.txt
to build my project. I'm not using qt-creator.
main.cpp
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-19 at 10:12I ended up switching from cmake to qmake. CMake might be the best choice but when it comes to Qt applications qmake is the best choice.
ImSteg.pro
QUESTION
I am having an issue with CMake and a simple QT example. I am updating my CMake configuration to follow the modern way of doing it, meaning supporting CMake > v3.0.
Here is my CMakeLists.txt
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-22 at 16:01The solution was based on the comments :
Thanks for the comment I fixed the typo issue. Which was Qt5::Core
instead of Qt5::QTCore
. And for the build issue I added the missing Widgets :
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