Closed fmuelle4711 closed 4 years ago
jahnf
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4 years ago Thanks for the detailed bug report.
Which Qt5 version are you building against?
On the systems and versions of Qt I have been using, the issue you have with QCursor::pos() does not seem to appear (but also I am mostly using X11).
There is a commit on a feature branch (49de7dfaae31bc9bec201e7d29eeb8ab4bc2a274) - does this work for your setup?
fmuelle4711
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4 years ago 5.13 (qt5-5.13.2-1.fc31.noarch) feature added to my branch, problem persists
fmuelle4711
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4 years ago Solved: QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb ./projecteur https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1769060
jahnf
commented
4 years ago Good to know, thanks.
Unfortunately, there is an endless list of possible configurations - GNOME, KDE...; Wayland, X11...; Distibution, Graphics driver...
Description Attach 2 monitors, spotlight will always be in left monitor (irrespective of the QT5 screen number), it cannot move to the other monitor. You can exchange the position of displays in gnome settings to get it into the other screen. You can use --cfg FILE to see that screen is only updated if the gnome displays have been exchanged in settings
Expected behavior Should be able to move spotlight between screens
Desktop/Linux Environment (please complete the following information):
Debugging: In void ProjecteurApplication::setScreenForCursorPos(): QCursor::pos() will always report the last (x,y) position seen in the left monitor after moving the mouse pointer into the right monitor. The screen index is that of the left monitor (could be 0 or 1, depending on which monitor is left) but never changes since pos() is not correctly updated. This appears to be a QT5 bug, possibly due to Wayland. I'm not sure if it has been reported. See the kludge above of moving displays to get around it for now.