QML and Qt Quick

Hi Well for QWidgets/QListWidget , you can via right-click it and select Edit items but i have no idea if it works the same for a QML project.

Omg, I've just ORed the flags, and now it works as intended. In QtWidgets it should be: // To set the window minimized setWindowState(windowState() & ~Qt::WindowActive | Qt::WindowMinimized); // To restore the window from minimized state setWindowState(windowState() & ~Qt::WindowMinimized | Qt::WindowActive); So in QML it should work in the same way.

@qcoderpro said in How to install module "QtMultimedia" on Windows: Probably still can't be done using 5.15.2! I just realized that you're trying to use Instanced Rendering. This feature is only available from Qt 6.1 onwards: https://www.qt.io/blog/qtquick3d-instanced-rendering Qt 6.1 is not yet released. Have a look at the link I posted before; it contains examples that work with Qt 5.15.2.

Hi, By reading this dedicated chapter in Qt's documentation.

@Mary_M If your issue is solved please don't forget to mark the post as such!

@TSqueak said in Drag and Drop Shape Objects: all attempts at assigning a MouseArea to Shapes, ShapePaths, or PathLines haven't worked. Can you please post the code for one (or more) of your attempts?

Does Qt have any type of floodfill? Then you could count the pixels set and those not set as your area.

@olekhanchai what exactly do you want to achieve? You can check if the keyboard gets hidden with "Qt.inputMethod.visible" property if thats you are after

@dheerendra Thanks for pointing it out. Yes it was due to index() and parent() . I removed it completely Now the application is running [image: 0ece1df4-8957-419a-b58e-5623f28fb791.png]

@aatwo I have my QML enums in a basic c++ class with Q_GADGET macro as a lightweight alternative to Q_OBJECT (it does not require the class to be derived from QObject, too) If thats an alternative for you?

@raven-worx Thanks for the Update

@J-Hilk Ahhh exactly, thanks for reply

@LeLev said in how to connect C++ signal to QML handler: Also because one solution will update/refresh dynamically but the other will not visible: issViewModel.synthName != "" // this will update dinamially visible: Utils.getSynthName() !== Utils.getNoSynthName() // this will not update dinamially.Only evaluated 1 time on component creation That's incorrect. Both will updated dynamically since the functions are evaluated in QML. Were the functions implemented in C++, the QML would have no way to figure out the properties dependencies but that that's not the case here.