Retrieving a large list of objects from C++ for Qt3D Quick display
By “let it move back to it’s position.” i mean that your icon should move back to it’s position in the list of icons and not disappear. Well you probably will need a MouseArea for each Icon, but you...
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I’ve got the qml gesture module in my \mingw48_32\imports\Qt\labs\gestures\ folder named “qmlgesturesplugin.dll” and “qmlgesturesplugind.dll” but it looks like my compiler can’t find it. The output of...
View Article[SOLVED] Opening QML file from C++
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View Article[SOLVED]QtQuick function if else condition issue
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View ArticleQQuickWindow grabbing, animation issue
QML is not made for that how can you be sure? :)
View ArticleKeep GridView element in front of others during animation
Hello, I’m trying to understand how to maintain an element of a GridView on top of others during a ParentAnimation. I think it’s best explained with this snippet, which I beg you to try out: import...
View ArticleQml file not getting found after adding to a resource file
Hi, I have got the following project : http://www.datafilehost.com/d/3e0d49d0 The main.cpp file in it reads as follows : #include <QGuiApplication> #include <QQuickView> int...
View ArticleQml file not getting found after adding to a resource file
By the way does qtquick2applicationviewer – the QQuickView dreived class, provide any benefits at all when writing mixed qml + c++ applications ? No. I am amazed this thing is still in use. It was...
View ArticleTest if "elide" is invoked on current item of ListView
Hi, I would like to check if the currentItem of my ListView is getting “elided” so that I can perform a particular action. How can I check? I have tried checking the elided property and the clip...
View ArticleWindow and Controls - prevent multiple child windows
So I’ve got the following in a MenuBar: MenuItem { ...
View ArticleIncomprehensible background qml ApplicationWindow
This screenshot comlitely illustrated my problem: Why such a gradient background? Qt 5.2.1 -Debug MSVC 2012 ×32 – Windows 7 ×64 Code: import QtQuick 2.0 import QtQuick.Controls 1.1 import...
View ArticlePromoting widget to QGLWidget
Hi. I’m creating a simple gui project dropping a widdget(of type QWidget) into form.ui and then I want to promote it to QGLWidget. For some reason this class is not listed in the base class name list....
View Articledrawing problem
hello, I wrote a very simple code by QML and run it on Windows. In this code, I load slot1.qml in unit.qml by four times. But I found the third one does not draw well. Please see the below URL, where I...
View ArticleHow do I scroll a ListView when an image is clicked
I have a got a ListView with some images in it. Its horizontal like in the FlickrView example. I have got an arrow at the left side which when clicked should make the list scroll right I tried...
View ArticleIncomprehensible background qml ApplicationWindow
can’t locate problem but that code is fine ApplicationWindow{ id: mainWindow width:640 height: 480 visible: true...
View ArticleBest option for 3D Viewer in Qt 5.0
I am writing an application that will let users pick stuff from a scrollable list of objects(represented as icons in the list). Then drop them to a 3D Viewer. Then the user clicks ‘Play’ and these...
View ArticleQQuickWindow grabbing, animation issue
QML is not made for that how can you be sure? :) QML (Qt Meta Language or Qt Modeling Language2) is a JavaScript-based, declarative language for designing user interface–centric applications. And so it...
View ArticleJSON.parse reports error, even despite proper parsing
Turns out this was because I was using an XMLHttpRequest for the parse data, and should have checked that the XMLHttpRequest was in a finished state before attempting to parse; eventually, it would...
View ArticleAnimatedSprite: reverse property
I’m quite new to QML and QtQuick and played around with AnimatedSprite and Animations in general. The following code shows a human walking foward, then he stops and walks backwards. import QtQuick 2.0...
View Article[Solved] ObjectModel is not a type
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