QML and Qt Quick

That's easy: Your file is named "Main.qml" and you try to load it as "main.qml".

hello, i wonder why toVariant() dont work for me，toVariant xxx is not a function

where the explonation....?

@p3c0 nice job!

Hi and welcome to devnet, You might want to check the new Qt Graphs module. Hope it helps

Although you used a different solution, I think doing the following should work: Connections { target: myLoader.item function onTextFieldClicked(yValue, itemHeight) {...} }

My bad, here's the tree project : appTestQML/ ├── CMakeLists.txt ├── Main.qml ├── resources.qrc ├── backend.cpp ├── backend.h └── main.cpp

@Bob64 Thanks for your hint! I'm trying this way...

@SGaist I restart the computer, delete all obj file and rebuild , now it runs fine. stupid microsoft -_-

…please don’t post images of text. Post your code directly instead and use the </> code tags to mark it correctly.

Hi, I have fixed it now. Calling the wrapper function for the moveRows() in the DropArea does the job. Initially I tried to call it wrongly (mode.moveItNow() does not work because I think the model in here is the QAbstractListModel object and not my upper class which inherits from QAbstractListModel. So all the meme related function are not even necessary... so I replaced the model.moveItNow() with rootStore.pathToProperty.MyCustomModel.moveItNow() I hope that explains it for those who will end up with a similar problem/question

Would it be possible to have a picture of what you are getting and what you are expecting to get ?

Hi, perhaps someone more experienced can give a more authoritative answer. I would swear that bridge plugins are for when you are making layouts with a pre-set window size. Say a car or an embedded device. For all other applications, e.g. desktop / mobile i use: QtQuick.Layouts jugando con el Layout.MaximumWidth/Height and Layout.MinimumWidth/Height. For FontSize you can find the way that matches your style by searching here "Theme.qml" or "Style.qml" -> SourceGraph Doc ref: Qt Scalability Page

Hi and welcome to devnet, You looking for qt6-declarative-dev.

Found the answer to this question myself: It is by setting the objectName property: Control { objectName: "myAutomationId" } This will result in a Group automation element with automation ID myAutomationId. Found this by looking at https://github.com/faaxm/spix/blob/master/examples/RemoteCtrl/main.qml

Thanks @sierdzio, if only! The solution for now is to open the QML file in Qt Design studio, available only from the Qt online installer on their website. I had missed the “open file” as opposed to “open project” button. Still weird, because as far as I can tell, Arch (I use arch, btw :) ) doesn’t have a repo for Design Studio, including in the AUR. And for sure, I had been editing QML files within Qt Creator before. Further, I have to open Design Studio from the command line, directly from the binary. But whatever, Design Studio totally suits my purpose here, so I’m happy (and ready to return to my backend lifestyle!). Will update if I figure out what I’m “really” doing wrong.