QML and Qt Quick

I need a FocusScope for the SwipeView items. Then everything works as intended. import QtQuick 2.12 import QtQuick.Window 2.12 import QtQuick.Controls 2.12 Window { id: window width: 200 height: 200 visible: true title: qsTr("Hello World") Item { anchors.fill: parent SwipeView { id: swipe anchors.fill: parent focus: true FocusScope { id: scope focus: SwipeView.isCurrentItem Rectangle { anchors.fill: parent color: activeFocus ? "gray" : "green" TextField { focus: true text: activeFocus ? "focus" : "no focus" } } } } } } Also adding the Repeater again works! Thanks for listening..

I checked the issue and on Windows 10 it does not appear. Only on my System with Manjaro Linux with KDE Plasma it happens.

https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qt-labs-qmlmodels-tablemodel.html#using-delegatechooser-with-tablemodel

@alpha_coder said in COnvert image to base64 with js: base64 using javascript. Is this js in QML? Text { width: 100 height: 20 text: Qt.btoa("Hello base64") } QML global functions.

Do Layout.minimumHeight on all at 1/3 of parent height (or a fraction based upon number of charts). Then set the active or larger chart to Layout.fillHeight: true. This should enlarge that one to fill the space. This should allow you to use a model with a Repeater or ListView to make it automatically adjust to the number of charts too. You would just have to have a way to identify which chart is the active chart.

Aha, I get it. thanks.

@GrecKo QStringList works without conversion to Array. So only the QList<QString> conversion is not transparent. Thanks.

@fcarney Yes, My test and @KroMignon 's demo also tends to uft-16.

Problem solved. It's working animation which changing items in ListView SmoothedAnimation { id: animacja1 target: listviewID easing.type: Easing.OutCubic property: "contentY" running: animacja_running duration: animation_value * mainListView.animation_height from: listviewID.contentY to: listviewID.contentY + (mainListView.animation_value * mainListView.animation_height) } mainListView.animation_value - how many items. Value > 0 -> increasing index, Value < 0 -> decreasing index mainListView.animation_height - height of item You can change it using this function function xx_ustaw(x_value, x_height) { object_value3.animation_height = x_height object_value3.animation_value = x_value object_value3.animacja_running = true }

I can confirm this is a lifetime issues. Moving "Test vars;" outside of main solves the issues. Does this mean QML engine is closing after the application thread?

Apparently there is no builtin solution for this. It must be done in application code. Do I have to mark this topic as Solved?

If I understood correctly, it wasn't even working for a QML ListModel. I think that would need to be resolved first before getting bogged down with the C++ model.

Thanks that works

@MounikaGaddam PLEASE read documentation: https://qmlnet.github.io/setup/ !

@med12 Usually if collaborating on same project people work on same code base and use a version control system like Git. You should think about switching to this approach instead of messing up with different code bases.