Missing Constructors
DeathTBO opened this issue · 8 comments
I was trying to subscribe to an event, but every time the event is called I get an error saying the constructor for the type not found. This is the code I was going to use:
QTableView.SelectionModel.CurrentChanged += (QModelIndex x, QModelIndex y) => { CallMethod(); };
and it throws this when the event is called:
System.MissingMethodException: 'Constructor on type 'QtCore.QModelIndex' not found.'
The same error is thrown regardless of how I subscribe to the event, and additionally happens to several different types. Here are a few I've found, although there are probably more
QModelIndex
QItemSelection
QAbstractItemModel
QAbstractItemView
On a side note, the MouseDoubleClickEvent
, MousePressEvent
, MouseReleaseEvent
, and MouseMoveEvent
events for QTableView
are not being called. I have SetMouseTracking
set to true, but that has made no difference.
@ddobrev I am using the latest binary release and QT MinGW 5.8.
I have QtCoreSharp
, QtWidgetsSharp
, and QtGUISharp
added as references, and these libraries sent to the output directory:
CppSharp.Runtime.dll
icudt54.dll
icuin54.dll
icuuc54.dll
libEGL.dll
libgcc_s_dw2-1.dll
libGLESv2.dll
libstdc++-6.dll
libwinpthread.dll
Std.dll
QtCore.dll
QtCore-inlines.dll
QtWidgets.dll
QtWidgets-inlines.dll
QtGUI.dll
QtGUI-inlines.dll
I have a platforms
directory with:
qminimal.dll
qoffscreen.dll
qindows.dll
I have an imageformats
directory with:
qgif.dll
qico.dll
qjpeg.dll
I have published a new release for Qt 5.9.1 at https://gitlab.com/ddobrev/QtSharp/tags. Please check if it solves the problem.
I updated my project to 5.9.1, and added the latest version of QtSharp. However, I am still getting the same error.
Are you moving to GitLab? Would it be easier for you if I setup a new issue over there?
@DeathTBO no need to, thank you. :) Would it be possible for you to share your project or at least a sample of it? I'll try it tomorrow.
This will throw the same error (but a different type) on all three events in MainForm.InitUI();
@DeathTBO thank you very much for the report and the reproduction. I have fixed the bug. Please get the latest release from GitLab.
Thank you so much, it's working just fine.