QML and Qt Quick

Hi and welcome to devnet, Did you saw that these bindings are unmaintained ? There's a GStreamer sink in the gst-plugins-bad package soon to be moved to gst-plugins-base.

Hi @Yunus. I've stripped down the original application and created a minimalistic sample application which also have this issue (at least at my side). Note that I used Qt 5.9.6 (32-bit) MSVC2015 (on Windows 10). You can download it from here: https://filebin.net/pw9e9ns9b8qzfdl2 Please let me know if you experience the same issue.

If I receive this signal in PlotOverlayA, it should bexecute a function defined in Plot.qml Do you mean "emit the signal" in here? are the PlotOverlayA only children item of Plot?

This can be implemented using ScrollView or Flickable. I create a demo in Github: https://github.com/arkceajin/QtDemos/tree/master/FlickableInput I think it shall match the RS that you mentioned. But it still needs some improvement for the text cursor which I will try to complete in future.

Because this question is simplified and does not require reading elaborate.

@fcarney Yes, that's it! That's exactly what I was looking for, thank you!

OK, thank you for your help, guys :-)

So for my specific problem, using the TreeModelAdaptor which is in Quick.Controls.Private works

@dheerendra See my following post in this thread.

Was able to solve it by outcommenting selectionHandle in the custom keyboard style.qml file.

@IntruderExcluder Right, I noticed that as well and am not using mouseArea.

I was hoping that I can at least show the rest of the GUI using a Loader. This does not solve the initial problem with the delay, of course. But although the ApplicationWindow opens immediately now, nothing is shown inside until Camera is loaded (ApplicationWindow->StackLayout->...->Loader). I don't understand why Camera and Loader are not working as expected. Nobody seems to have this problems. I also checked the GStreamer version, which is 1.0. Loader { id: loader asynchronous: true anchors.fill: parent sourceComponent: Item { anchors.fill: parent Camera { id: camera } VideoOutput { source: camera anchors.fill: parent } } }

well fine...

@LeLev Thank You, I did this because I want to show the count on the button text Now I do this to show it onTriggered:{ console.log("decrementing.") btn.text= cnt btn.decrementCnt() }