QML and Qt Quick

From aknight's opinion: i would say the docs are pretty comprehensive. if you want more, check the source. animators only adjust values that are fed into shaders, and they don't sync their state with the gui thread while running use an animator where you can 2) use it when you don't need to read the values it is animating 3) use it when you know the gui thread might be blocked while it's animating

In case anyone else has this problem, adding this to the RowLayout does the trick: Rectangle { height: rowLayout.childrenRect.height } The Rectangle by default has 0 width, and the RowLayout's childrenRect.height property has the value we're after, i.e. the maximum height of its children, visible or not. Bit of a hack, obviously.

Hey, thanks for the info, I'll try that.

@EmulationQt Well then you should update that bug report or add a new bug with these details and a small example.

Meanwhile I found a solution by myself as follows: main.qml States { id: states } states: states.myStates States.qml Item { property list<State> myStates: [ State {}, State {}, State {} } } Is this already the best way to achieve what I want or are there any better solutions? Thanks and best regards, Markus

@sk2212 But it seems that another new instance of this library is created although the first line in "test.js" is ".pragma library". Therefore I cannot use this approach for saving a global setting. Yes it ignores pragmas and imports. See including-a-javascript-resource-from-another-javascript-resource for more info. import will only work in QML so you can go with your solution.

@sosun Which are the components which you think run with or without visible: true ? If it is Window then it has to be set true explicitly.

@p3c0 said: @EmulationQt Use getTab to get tab at particular index and then access its title mytab.getTab(0).title = "New tab Title" Thank you @p3c0 :-)

@ealione I noticed that some things have changed for Qt Quick on version 5.5, like not having the option to create a purely qml project. It is still there. You have to enable it in Qt Creator. Go to Help > About Plugins > Qt Quick > QmlProjectManager > check it

Hi, To add to @koahnig , this article explains very well how to setup dependencies efficiently

@p3c0 That is exactly what I need. Thank you :)

@glararan IMO it would be better to use a ListView with a custom delegate consisting of those items i.e Image on left side with Text items anchored to its right.

Thanks for the reply. Is there a way I can set the background of the QQuickItem to a fully opaque colour? I'd like to try it to see if it helps at all. I tried wrapping it inside an opaque Rectangle but that didn't work. At the moment the QQuickItem itself basically draws a grid on top of the parent item, but it doesn't fill its own background in.

Awesome. Thanks for the hint!