QML and Qt Quick

As far as I know there is no direct way to read file content from QML, so some sort of C++ extension is needed, as indicated by @Dannick-Stark. This StackOverflow answer describes an approach that exposes a "FileIO" object to QML from C++.

You can try to get the whole text from the start to the position of the cursor. Then split it into a list of lines and return the length of the list. function currentLine(){ let list = text.text.substring(0, text.cursorPosition).split(/\n/gm) return list.length }

I have run into serious problems when I shadow names of features or properties in Item or derived from Item. It is better to just name it something that cannot clash. static const QHash<int, QByteArray> roles { {NameRole, "nameRole"}, {IdRole, "idRole"}, {ChildCountRole, "childCountRole"}, {ActiveRole, "activeRole"}, }; Putting role in the name automatically documents this is coming from the model. Using simple names that have a chance to clash just opens you up to failing later because something is added to an object later. Analogous to using i, j, and k in every loop. It is a pain to diagnose. It is a bad habit that will cost you time months from now. Text is cheap, descriptive names don't cost you anything, but can cost you hours if you collide with other names. Search and replace is a thing. Autocomplete is a thing. Use them to supplement having to type in long variable names.

Ah sorry @raven-worx I thought I had it in my example but I did not. Text { id: descriptionLabel text: "Description:" font.bold: true wrapMode: Text.Wrap textFormat: Text.RichText text: "<p><span class=\"image-wrap\" style=\"\"><img src=\"https://ommitted.atlassian.net/secure/attachment/10000/10000_reply.png\" height=\"17\" width=\"22\" style=\"border: 0px solid black\" /></span></p>" } Running on Windows 10 @GrecKo yes I suspect the cookies are being added correctly but I just have the wrong cookies and will need to discuss with atlassian

Ok I helped myself right now by creating a Rectangle and setting the anchor to the handle. Then I rendered everything necessary on top. Rectangle{ anchors.centerIn: handle z: 1 width: 76 height: 76 radius: width / 2 border.width: 3 border.color: temperatureControlSlider.pressed ? "green" : "white" color: "black" } Text{ anchors.centerIn: handle z: 1 color: "red" font.pixelSize: 30 text: temperatureControlSlider.value } } It's a bit strange because I found only solutions similar to my previous post. But maybe it's because of Qt6 or so. You need to grab the handle (which is now "invisible") but yeah. It works x)

Hi and welcome to the forums. Nothing wrong with the post as such, but always good to include the Qt version used. Forgive my ignorance but Is Figma from figma.com ?

After updating to GCC 10, I am not facing that issue still now. Thanks for the support

thanks is fixed i forgot to put vlc in enveirment path

Thanks! That solved the problem.

From the directory you should read the filenames, build the model & then show them in your app.

Issue closed. Solution found. Example published here Be careful when using this kind of approach. There are a lot of memory will be used.

i manage solve it by using QProcess