QML and Qt Quick

Further investigation on this. Some how we need to load the staticlibrary. On Linux 6.4.3 Q_INIT_RESOURCE(MyLib). This automatically loaded the libary & called qml_register type. Windows 6.61 - Q_INIT_RESOURCE(MyLib) - This gave me linker error saying that qInitResource_MyLib() is not defined. I just created the object from C++ class present in the library. It worked. We don't have to modify with extern "C". Not required.

This will be fixed in the upcoming Qt 6.8 release, and is back-ported to 6.7.2. See https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-125006, which adds a check for the QT_FFMPEG_PROTOCOL_WHITELIST environment variable, which the user can set to override the whitelist with their own.

@Shankarlinga-M thank you i solve that

@Anumas Thanks for the answer! Added subfolder to INCLUDEPATH is help to me.

Thanks for sharing! It’s actually a bug, which the workaround clearly demonstrates.

Why are you closing the view, then? I don't think you need to. Instead of closing it, replace the current item in the StackView (like you do in stackView.push(Qt.resolvedUrl("qrc:/qml/MainRootWindow.qml"))) . So remove this screen.visible=false By default, StackView implements different transition for different events like popEnter, pushExit, ect. Here's an example of how to implement your own transitions: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtquickcontrols-customize.html#customizing-stackview

@GrecKo Thank you I will try.

I found solution without creating resource. The pro file must by eddited like this with example in my example with Kafelek.qml After space write filename with extension in resource.files :) QT += quick SOURCES += \ main.cpp resources.files = main.qml Kafelek.qml resources.prefix = /$${TARGET} RESOURCES += resources # Additional import path used to resolve QML modules in Qt Creator's code model QML_IMPORT_PATH = # Additional import path used to resolve QML modules just for Qt Quick Designer QML_DESIGNER_IMPORT_PATH = # Default rules for deployment. qnx: target.path = /tmp/$${TARGET}/bin else: unix:!android: target.path = /opt/$${TARGET}/bin !isEmpty(target.path): INSTALLS += target DISTFILES += \ Kafelek.qml \ images/logo.png

Yes, that works. Thank you!

The issue you're encountering is likely due to the positionViewAtEnd function being called by default when the checkbox is not checked. This causes the ListView to move, potentially resetting its position. To fix this, you can store the current position of the ListView before making any changes and then restore it if the autoscroll is disabled. Here’s an alternative approach: ListView { id: listView ... property int savedPosition: -1 onCountChanged: { if (followCheckbox.checked) { Qt.callLater(positionViewAtEnd) } else { if (savedPosition >= 0) { listView.contentY = savedPosition } } } onContentYChanged: { if (!followCheckbox.checked) { savedPosition = listView.contentY } } } savedPosition: Stores the current scroll position of the ListView. onCountChanged: Checks if the autoscroll is enabled. If so, it scrolls to the end; otherwise, it restores the saved position. onContentYChanged: Updates the saved position whenever the contentY changes, but only if the autoscroll is disabled. This should prevent the ListView from unexpectedly scrolling to the top when the checkbox is unchecked.

You need to use Qt facilities to expose them to QML, the same as if you wanted to call a C++ function from QML. If you are unable to modify the existing C++ code, I would suggest introducing a new Qt-based enum type that mirrors your existing type, expose that to QML, and convert between the two types somewhere appropriate in your backend code.

Tried manually copying the built Design Studio component files (under build/lib, build/modules. and build/share/qt/qml) to the corresponding places in my Qt install (Qt/6.7.2/macos/lib, Qt/6.7.2/macos/modules, Qt/6.7.2/qml), and now Creator will auto-complete the QtQuick.Studio.DesignEffects module contents, but trying to preview the the QML file with the qml tool still gives an error: QQmlApplicationEngine failed to load component file:///Users/matt/QtProjects/Test/ShadowTest.qml:2:1: module "QtQuick.Studio.DesignEffects" is not installed

You could do this with ShaderEffectSource

Found the solution by adding scroll view to both textarea and adding ScrollBar.vertical: property with a Scroll bar and assigning postions on onPositionChanged to both the scroll views when any one is scrolled