QML and Qt Quick

Thanks ustulation. I tryied running QJSEngine::collectGarbage() and it didn't release memory. Any ideas ?

Hi, Start by reading "this thread":http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/49581 Use QQuickWidget if (and only if) you want to integrate your QML GUI into a C++ QWidget-based GUI. Post back if you'd like anything clarified. [quote author="ustulation" date="1421583894"]For eg., In my QQuickView derivative I could easily handle the events by overriding the appropriate virtuals. Don't know if that would be possible/convenient for QQmlApplicationEngine approach, etc.[/quote]What kind of events do you mean?

It looks like GridView not intended to display items with different size (width/height).

[quote author="mehrdad" date="1421513987"]i check it but all i have found is about build qt quick application and i have no problem with that. in qt quick application mode everything work normal... can you give me a link about how can i build this king of programs step by step?[/quote] You have all the step by step instructions "here":http://doc.qt.io/qtcreator/index.html.

Subscribe to the library. I will try to install it and check.

finally, i can solve it. thank u very much

Hi, i have this problem too but i use linux and i cant use visual studio...

Hi, Did you try "propagateComposedEvents":http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-mousearea.html#propagateComposedEvents-prop property for MouseArea? But this work only if you need to call another MouseArea event. When you use Button it's doesn't work.

Hi, Did you try set width and height properties to every Text element? Another way you can use "ListView":http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-listview.html : @ ListModel { id: model ListElement { title: "Employee" value: "John" } ListElement { title: "Salary" value: "50k" } } ListView { id: list anchors.fill: parent model: model delegate: Rectangle { id: itemView width: list.width height: 30 color: "red" Row { anchors.fill: parent spacing: 20 Text { id: nameText width: (parent.width / 2) - 10 height: parent.height verticalAlignment: Qt.AlignVCenter text: model.title horizontalAlignment: Text.AlignRight } Text { id: valueText width: (parent.width / 2) - 10 height: parent.height verticalAlignment: Qt.AlignVCenter text: model.value } } } } @ Also you can use "TableView":http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-controls-tabview.html component from QtQuick Controls module.

I'm running Android 4.4.4 on a Samsung GalaxyS4. The example code is within ApplicationWindow. Below are the current screen shots (Android top, iPhone bottom) !http://i.imgur.com/Vnof5sM.png(Android)! !http://i.imgur.com/AeSWHeW.png(iOS)!

Thanks for answering. Will try this out when I find time. Could you elaborate on what message handle to install. I'm a newbie to QML, so I don't really have an idea what to use... :/

Ok, thanks.. In addition I would be happy to see a some source examples too.. ;)

In Quick 1.1, you can paint items using QPainter. It seems very possible to draw whatever you need that way. A progress bar however should be trivial to make in pure QML.

You can also start capturing and modifying your key events.

Oh… that was simple! Thanks! :-)

Hi, Seems like the link is unavailable. I'll re-post it here[1]. http://picpaste.com/Skin_16-gUgE3l7B.png

Hello Folks; My apologies for the tardiness of my reply. I also apologize for not providing a complete code example. is the graphContainer object - I neglected to rename it in my code snippet. Here's the graphContainer.qml file: @ // QML import QtQuick 2.2 import GraphUI 1.0 Rectangle { anchors.centerIn: parent id: graphContainer objectName: "graphContainer" height:0;width:0 x:0;y:0 /* DEBUG border.color: "green" border.width: 2 */ } @ As to onek24's marvelous suggestion, I've attempted such, but with a small difference: the objectName is programmatically set to a GUID. But I'm coming up empty when I: @ QQuickItem qqEdge = m_GraphContainer->findChild<QQuickItem>(RID); @ The QtCreator debugger shows all children collections to be empty, but my UI displays all edges and nodes correctly. Thank you again, ST