QML and Qt Quick

Ahh, sure! Thanks :-) Didn't thought it was that easy ;-)

@Iktwo Yes I want to see them all, but one by one.. I have this: height: 200 width: parent.width color: "blue" anchors.top: parent.top border.color: "black" border.width: 1 radius: 5 clip: true PathView { anchors.fill: parent model: latContent pathItemCount: 3 //currentIndex : 2 delegate: Component { Text { font.pointSize: 14 text: modelData } } path: Path { startX: 120; startY: 100 PathQuad { x: 120; y: 25; controlX: 260; controlY: 75 } PathQuad { x: 120; y: 100; controlX: -20; controlY: 75 } } } } latContent is my list from Bluetoothsocket, so basically my list could be 'infinite'.

thank you for suggestion! Now everything works like a charm!

ok, thank you!

The asnwer turns out to be as simple as: TextField { property double value: 0 validator: DoubleValidator { } focus: true text: "0" onAccepted: value = text onValueChanged: text = value }

@Yuri Also just to make sure can you try with anchors.fill: parent instead of those 4 anchors ?

@Rem-Kolomna Did you check FontLoader ? You can add FontLoader in sample.qml to load a particular font and then use it to assign to different elements.

@Javeria If you really didn't change anything then maybe you should check your filesystem and hard drive. Maybe your disc is just about to die.

@p3c0 Yep, it works! I had to test this case before creating new thread. Anyway, thanks! I'll open an issue on GitHub.

Thanks @p3c0 Based on the documentation, QtDeclarative has already been deprecated in favor of the two new classes: Qt Quick and Qt QML. QQuickPaintedItem can be use as convenient way to port QDeclarativeItem-based classes that use the QPainter API. I've been searching on the internet how to render text on QSG nodes but to no avail. I'm still stuck into this problem. :(

@p3c0 it does yet I wanted to fix the problem I personally faced thanks for an advice

@silex92 Perhaps you should post some code to try the scenario.

The problem is actual for QT version 5.4

Thank you for your answer! I found even more simple solution - check QQuickItem::childAt for null. If it isn't null then I call inherited QQuickView::mousePressEvent method, otherwise I do my own work

@p3c0 Thanks a lot.

@belab Found it:var rs = tx.executeSql('SELECT rowid, * FROM Cards');

You could also try to use your C++ object as a prototype: QJSValue myType = engine->evaluate("function MyType() {}"); myType.setPrototype( engine->newQObject(new MyTypeCpp)); I've not tried this, but this could work. Probably you would to have to set myType as property in the JSEngine::globalObject().

@Dmitriy You're welcome :) Good luck!