QML and Qt Quick

Thank you p3c0 you are useful as always

I solved this problem. I sent data in format QList<QVariant>.

Hi, AFAIK not all HTML5 Canvas features have been ported in Qt's Canvas. According to "Context2d":http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-context2d.html doc there's no such method available. The only way I think for now is to use lineTo and moveTo functions to imitate it.

Hi, What is urlSelectorr ?

Yes, that will not take item collision into account, as we are fooling the ListView into thinking that the item is very small, when in reality it is not.

Hi sierdzio, Hi kuschky, Thanks for your valuable suggestions. kuschky, I'm using a linux on my embedded board and just checked the boot logs to conform CAN module is enabled and is fine. As i'm new to Qt can you please point out the sample code for the same. Also is CAN implementation the same way as to implementing i2c in Qt by writing on file systems(dev/i2c-0), or using CAN-utilities installed on the board will make my work simpler.

Take a look at "this":http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtquick-visualcanvas-scenegraph.html. Scenegraph runs in a separate thread if i understand it correct.

Confirmed, this works beautifully, and even can be invoked through the meta object system. Thank you!

Hi, It definitely seems to be a bug. See "QTBUG-35390":https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-35390. There's a workaround mentioned in the last comment there.

Yes, this is possible usign ListView. Check out these properties: @ ListView { highlightRangeMode: ListView.StrictlyEnforceRange preferredHighlightBegin preferredHighlightEnd highlight } @ Basically, you need to use StrictlyEnforceRange to keep your highlight in check. Then you need to make sure you position your highlight well using prefferedHighlightBegin and End properties.

Ok, i hoped that there is a special trick or something to access the value. Thanks you both

Since it looks like you are using your distribution's Qt, did you check that you have all Qt 5 dev packages installed ?

Hi there, thank you very much for your advice . I wrote to the mailing list and I'll wait for their reply. The c++ approach is a solution but I would rather prefer to leave those things on the UI without involving any other extra c++. I'll post any update I'll receive from the mailing list. Thanks again for all the help, Ben

Hm, I do not know why it does not work, then.

What kit are you using to build and run the project? Open the project, and click on the "Debug"/"Release" button on the bottom-left (above the green "Run" arrow). This will show your kit -- it should be something like "Desktop Qt 5.4.0 MinGW 32bit"

I can't tell for sure if the iOS part is right, but it seems all correct for me. You can create your Android Manifest in your project configuration. It might be the same for iOS. The QtCreator should determine the files automatically(?), if not: you can still compile android project using ant.