Thanks for the reply.
And yeah, i found QGraphicsProxyWidget and was trying to find the QtQuick2.0 way of doing quite the same thing.
Obviously, the straightest way would be to code the plugin I needed. Just as the qml-QPushButton which is described in Qt examples. If it’s no longer possible or recommanded in QtQuick2.0 to use QGraphicsProxyWidget, I guess the solution is here to recode what i need in a QML plugin.
If someone has a clue about the QtQuick2.0 way of doing this, It could be great.
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