Type TerminalContainer unavailable, Cannot assign to non-existent property blinkingCursor error #620

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2020-10-05T10:12:36+02:00

nvaert1986 commented

2020-10-05 10:12:36 +02:00

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Hello all,

i just compiled the git version of this application together with the QMLWidget thing, but whenever I start the software, I'm receiving the following error:

QQmlApplicationEngine failed to load component
qrc:/main.qml:137:5: Type TerminalContainer unavailable
qrc:/TerminalContainer.qml:23:5: Type PreprocessedTerminal unavailable
qrc:/PreprocessedTerminal.qml:97:9: Cannot assign to non-existent property "blinkingCursor"
Cannot load QML interface

Are there any undocumented dependencies that I'm missing

P.S.: Version 1.1.1 is working fine, just trying to get the git version to work for the blinking cursor.

Hello all, i just compiled the git version of this application together with the QMLWidget thing, but whenever I start the software, I'm receiving the following error: QQmlApplicationEngine failed to load component qrc:/main.qml:137:5: Type TerminalContainer unavailable qrc:/TerminalContainer.qml:23:5: Type PreprocessedTerminal unavailable qrc:/PreprocessedTerminal.qml:97:9: Cannot assign to non-existent property "blinkingCursor" Cannot load QML interface Are there any undocumented dependencies that I'm missing P.S.: Version 1.1.1 is working fine, just trying to get the git version to work for the blinking cursor.

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snowinmars commented

2020-12-26 11:57:20 +01:00

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Get the same message after build flow on archlinux.

solsticedhiver commented

2021-01-14 12:55:01 +01:00

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This is the same error thrown by the latest appimage build Cool_Retro_Term-dac2b4f-x86_64.AppImage

This is the same error thrown by the latest **appimage** build Cool_Retro_Term-dac2b4f-x86_64.AppImage

jaysonlarose commented

2021-01-19 04:01:05 +01:00

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I don't know a thing about QT development, but I'd just like to mention that I was at least able to get cool-retro-term to run by reverting back to commit a736cfd5485ed0f0999da07fee72e3642dd87ff7:

git checkout a736cfd5485ed0f0999da07fee72e3642dd87ff7
qmake
make -j4
./cool-retro-term

Between "has blinking cursor support but doesn't run" and "no blinking cursor but runs", I'll take the latter. :)

--Jays

I don't know a thing about QT development, but I'd just like to mention that I was at least able to get cool-retro-term to run by reverting back to commit `a736cfd5485ed0f0999da07fee72e3642dd87ff7`: ```bash git checkout a736cfd5485ed0f0999da07fee72e3642dd87ff7 qmake make -j4 ./cool-retro-term ``` Between "has blinking cursor support but doesn't run" and "no blinking cursor but runs", I'll take the latter. :) --Jays

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snowinmars commented

2021-06-02 11:28:30 +02:00

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The Jays solution works, but it's a workaround. Any updates on fixing this issue?

aaalgo commented

2021-08-28 03:26:07 +02:00

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I don't know a thing about QT development, but I'd just like to mention that I was at least able to get cool-retro-term to run by reverting back to commit a736cfd5485ed0f0999da07fee72e3642dd87ff7:
git checkout a736cfd5485ed0f0999da07fee72e3642dd87ff7
qmake
make -j4
./cool-retro-term
Between "has blinking cursor support but doesn't run" and "no blinking cursor but runs", I'll take the latter. :)

--Jays

I confirm this works. Ubuntu 20.04.

> I don't know a thing about QT development, but I'd just like to mention that I was at least able to get cool-retro-term to run by reverting back to commit `a736cfd5485ed0f0999da07fee72e3642dd87ff7`: > > ```shell > git checkout a736cfd5485ed0f0999da07fee72e3642dd87ff7 > qmake > make -j4 > ./cool-retro-term > ``` > > Between "has blinking cursor support but doesn't run" and "no blinking cursor but runs", I'll take the latter. :) > > --Jays I confirm this works. Ubuntu 20.04.

solsticedhiver commented

2021-08-28 16:37:35 +02:00

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On archlinux, you have to use qmltermwidget-git to get around this problem.

On other system, you have to build yourself qmltermwidget from git, I guess. Making a package out of it if needed

On archlinux, you have to use _qmltermwidget-git_ to get around this problem. On other system, you have to build yourself qmltermwidget from git, I guess. Making a package out of it if needed

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polemon commented

2021-09-25 01:00:47 +02:00

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On archlinux, you have to use qmltermwidget-git to get around this problem.

On other system, you have to build yourself qmltermwidget from git, I guess. Making a package out of it if needed

Shouldn't pulling recursively take care of this, though? Or do you mean an older commit of qmltermwidget?

> On archlinux, you have to use _qmltermwidget-git_ to get around this problem. > > On other system, you have to build yourself qmltermwidget from git, I guess. Making a package out of it if needed Shouldn't pulling recursively take care of this, though? Or do you mean an older commit of qmltermwidget?

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Reference: seeseemelk/cool-retro-term#620