QML and Qt Quick

@J-Hilk For now, I'll go for Grecko's straightforward alternative, because it does the job I am needing it for. But the idea of using html (if subset allows) is enticing! I will keep it in mind for more complicated situations. Thank you!

No windeployqt and macdeployqt manage their deployment so that you do not need to worry about them.

@Sandebs the probably easiest solution would be to work with different models and/or with a proper c++ model that changes depending on selections your user makes. maybe you'll have to restore the currentIndex after the modelChanged signal is emitted. But I'm unsure about that

You can use Connections Connections { target: _chessModel //old syntax onInvalidMove: { } onValidMove: { } //new syntax function onInvalidMove(/*params*/) { } function onValidMove(/*params*/) { } }

@paghsa unfortunately I was looking for a hard answer finally i realized that i can use QAbstractItemModle along with my custom data i just make an interface and derived from it by some custom data and in qml i simply create a list view and give the correspond model to it.

Nobody wants to click on spurious links that cause Chrome to defecate itself. Please post a screenshot of the effect you desire.

@James-A said in Connect to the signal from an object created by stackview.push in QML: @jeremy_k I updated the BatteryInfo.qml class as shown below [...] There is nothing with the id stackView here. It's too confusing for me to attempt to stitch together code from previous posts and infer missing portions. Please use examples that are both simple and complete. Remove everything that is not related to the problem at hand, and include everything that a reader would need to copy and paste to achieve the same result. I was getting the below error message qrc:/BatteryInfo.qml:7:5: QML Connections: Detected function "onChrgCntrlClicked" in Connections element. This is probably intended to be a signal handler but no signal of the target matches the name. qml: got a click qrc:/BatteryInfo.qml:11: ReferenceError: battery is not defined These are both generally straight forward errors. Is there a chrgCntrlClicked signal associated with stackView.currentItem? Is it a signal of a child item that needs to be propagated, or is there a typo? Setting the ignoreUnknownSignals property to allow for transitory states that lack the signal can help to silence irrelevant warnings. Is there a battery property or variable in scope? Ids in a Repeater or ListView delegate are not meaningful outside of a delegate instance. The example above has 3 instances of Battery called battery created in a Repeater. Which one is battery supposed to reference?

Sadly, that Keys are related to KeyEvent, which I can't use - well, unless it's possible in QML to inherit and alter a class like KeyEvent. But if I understand documentation correctly it is not.

Depending on how it needs to scale, BorderImage might work. Other options include using an Image with an SVG source, a Canvas, implementing a C++ QQuickItem using the scene graph, etc. There is no one true Qt way, but rather a range of options that are better or worse suited to different requirements.

Did you set the clip property of flickable to true? https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-item.html#clip-prop Flickable { clip: true Image { } }

You are right, it seems the problem come from my copy constructor which i can't do because of the inheritance of QObject. So i replaced it by QGadget and it works well (I also created a new project to begin on clean base). Thanks a lot !

Bumping this, I have been working at this issue on and off for a few days now and still cannot find a clear solution. Do I just have to rip up the entirity of TreeView in order to get this to work?

As I have a "white" space between the rows here's one possible implementation: This is in a custom model: Q_INVOKABLE int alignRow(QObject* obj) { QQuickItemGrabResult *item = qobject_cast<QQuickItemGrabResult*>(obj); QImage qi(item->image()); int cnt = 0; while (cnt <= 130) { if(QColor(qi.pixelColor(1,1+cnt*2)).name() == "#000000") { break; } ++cnt; } return (cnt==200) ? 0 : 1+cnt*2; } With this on the QML side from a TableView: onMovementEnded: { eventLogView.grabToImage(function(result) { var shift = sqlELmodel.alignRow(result); eventLogView.contentY += shift; }) }