QML and Qt Quick

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kk i'l do it import QtQuick 1.1 Rectangle { property string typestring: "" Rectangle { Text { id: t1 anchors.centerIn: parent onTextChanged: { if(condition) { typestring == " some text" // has to get printed in text } else if(condition) { typestring = "text" // this has to printed in text of rectangle } } } } } the information has to appear in Text, based on codition in onTextChanged, please help me.

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@mcosta Thanks for your reply. positionViewAtIndex works well.

@mcosta I can watch hours of videos at a time, which would allow me to learn more about Qt during a single day. If I were to read the content from the website, I would lose focus after 3 hours...lol. :)

@Trikrista Keep focus on outer Rectangle. Add forwardTo. Then add into the list id of inner Rectangle.

Hi @Hedge, You have following ways to do it: Defining QML Types from C++ In short create a QObject derived class and register it using qmlRegisterType so that it is available in QML. Exposing Attributes of C++ Types to QML Create a QObject derived class , add some public slots or Q_INVOKABLE functions and make these available by setting that class as a contextProperty. In both the cases it will be good idea to provide some properties defined as Q_PROPERTY with their respective signals so that QML gets notified on changes in the values of these properties from C++.

Hi try to use Binding to your CheckBox: Binding { target: checkbox property: 'checked' value: checkboxenable } where checkboxenable is role in your model

@iMasoud Some of these are here: http://qwt.sourceforge.net/ http://doc.qt.io/QtQuickEnterpriseControls/ - requires commercial license

@Aros Edit the post title and prepend [Solved].

@David-A. It works on Ubuntu with Qt 5.4.1. Result is a Window with title bar and stays on top as expected. Could be a bug on windows. Try searching on https://bugreports.qt.io

@lajtu For Screen it works because width is an Attached Property for it.