QML and Qt Quick

@small_bird said in QML module not found: problem solved! So don't forget to mark your post as such!

@GrecKo thank a lot, I try to use that but unsuccessfully Component.onCompleted: { total=list.coordinatesList().length for(var i=0;i<total;i++) { var coupleCount=list.coordinatesList()[i].split(";").length var lat="" var lon="" for(var j=0;j<coupleCount;j++) { lat=list.coordinatesList()[i].split(";")[j].split(",")[1] lon=list.coordinatesList()[i].split(";")[j].split(",")[0] routeModel.query.addWaypoint(QtPositioning.coordinate(lat,lon)) routeModel.update(); } } } Plugin { id: mapPlugin name: "esri" // "osm" } Map { id:map anchors.fill:parent plugin: mapPlugin RouteModel { id: routeModel query: RouteQuery {} } MapItemView { model: routeModel delegate: routeDelegate } Component { id: routeDelegate MapRoute { route: routeData line.color: "blue" line.width: 5 smooth: true opacity: 1.0 } } }

@LeLev actually I saved the painted image to a directory using "canvas's save method". And I decided to use that image on C++ side by calling it from directory. I dont know this is efficient or not but I think this can solve my problem

@J-Hilk Thanks. It solved my doubt.

@newbiSoso I think you have to play with the background property, something like this: Popup { id: popup anchors.centerIn: parent background: Rectangle { anchors.fill: popup border.color: "black" color: "transparent" } Text{ text: "Game Over!!" + "\n\n" + "New High Score: "+ score_val anchors.centerIn: canvas color: "grey" font.pixelSize: 70 font.family: gill.name } modal: true focus: true closePolicy: Popup.CloseOnEscape | Popup.CloseOnPressOutsideParent }

@LeLev Thank you very much for the code sample!

@QTLeearn said in How to implement this shape?: can we use sth easier like: ShapePath type? yes, you can try

main.qml looks like this: Window { //... Item { id: listViewContainer //... ListView { id: listview //... model: ListModel { ListElement {component: "Datasheet.qml"; } // TableView ListElement {component: "PieChart.qml"} ListElement {component: "BarSeries.qml"} } delegate: Loader { //... } I know how to make use of the TransactionsModel in Datasheet.qml model: TransactionsModel{ id: transactionsModel; modelTransactions: transactions } How can I define this model once in the main.qml and distribute it to Datasheet.qml, PieChart.qml, BarSeries.qml? Or is it not how it should be done? Should I have three models, each for Datasheet.qml, PieChart.qml, BarSeries.qml?

That's a good resource. You'll need shaders to achieve that effect.

@vamsi1992 Great, don't forget to set the topic to solved, if your issue is solved :)

You can install your own message handler and disable logging there shortly before the transition starts. Docs. But, it's very probable that logs are not the cause of issues here. Try disabling them completely for the whole app and see if that changes anything. Then use a profiler to identify the bottlenecks.

@GrecKo said in QList<QObject*> as member that can be used as a list: How is that better than a QObjectList? i don't know, tell me

@IntruderExcluder Thanks!

@Pradeep-P-N Thank you very much :)

@neda said in How can I fix bug camera in Qt5.13.1?: I wanna adjust exposure related settings in my camera. For example I try to use function "camera.searchAndLock()" but it doesn't work. What hardware are you using (i.e. webcam attached to USB, Android phone camera, Raspberry Pi camera, etc.)? Are you positive that the underlying hardware allows for all those settings (i.e. focus lock, exposure, manual shutter, etc.)? Have you tried that same hardware with a different (non-Qt) application?