its gonna be a lot of code to post.
but, the way it works now is: the qml window’s (window2,qml) parent is declared in main.qml (window1.qml). I then have a mainThread.cpp that connects to main.qml, so, any object running (e.g. test.cpp) in a different thread emits a signal to mainThread.cpp, and this signal is received by main.qml, then main.qml calls a function (decalred in window1.qml) to access the child window (window2.qml) and to process the signal emitted by test.cpp).
so, i have main.qml, that receives any signals and passes it to the relevant window. thats what i’m not happy with. If there is a pattern to access the signal (emitted from test.cpp) directly to window2.qml, bypassing main.qml, I’d be very happy. but Window2.qml cannot receive signals directly from test.cpp.
From what I could tell, I’d probably have to add something like this into the test.cpp object:
QmlApplicationViewer viewer;
viewer.setMainQmlFile(QLatinString(“qml/project_folder/Window2.qml”);
viewer.showExpanded();
but I want to confirm that I’m on the right track, if not, can you do it, and how do you do it.
Thanks!
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