QML and Qt Quick

Ok, I've build my application with Qt 5.4 beta and all works fine!

Hi, AFAIK there's no direct way to do this. But you could write a function in C++ or in JavaScript to do that. For JS way something like "this":http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1127905/how-can-i-format-an-integer-to-a-specific-length-in-javascript

I would suggest you try it with the latest Qt version. If the problem still persists for that platform you can report it as a bug "here":https://bugreports.qt-project.org

textRole expects a string so it should be "name" ReferenceError: modelData is not defined would occur when the Combobox is created (and thus model is set) before the model is actually initialized.

I compile with msvc .. try this week the aproach with Mingw and K-Lite thanks Gianluca

Hmmm create custom tabs isn't the problem. You can use Canvas and draw what ever you want. Create a custom element maybe derived from QQuickPaintedItem. A tab can be every element derived from Item. The problem in my opinion is which tab style do you mean. I think is platform depended ins't it?

Thank you very much "xenotrax" , the solution works fine for me .

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Hi, IIRC if you have subversion installed already it will be detected and that field will contain the path to svn executable. If it is empty then Browse and point it to the svn executable.

Hi, The only solution for this currently is to use "QtQuickCompiler":http://doc.qt.digia.com/QtQuickCompiler/. But unfortunately this is not available in Qt Open Source. If you have an enterprise license you can use it.

I just found the problem: @var newScreen = Qt.createComponent("qrc:/" + fileName);@ If i dont prefix with qrc:/ it will try to load the file from qrc:/singletonfolder/ Good news is that everything is working !!!

I was having this same problem, and I had trouble following the solution posted. I eventually figured out a different solution, so I thought I'd post to help out anyone else seeing this problem. Here's what I did: @property int iCurrentSelection: 0 ... function setCurrentSelection( iComboIndex ) { iCurrentSelection = iComboIndex; } ... ComboBox { id: imageCombo width: 150 currentIndex: iCurrentSelection model: ListModel { id: cbSettingsItems3 ListElement { text: "Lung"; } ListElement { text: "Bone"; } } // onActivated is called when the user // sets the combo via the dropdown onActivated: { onImageChanged( index ); iCurrentSelection = currentIndex; } // onCurrentIndexChanged is called whenever the // combo is changed (dropdown or code), // but code changes stop calling it // when the ui is changed. onCurrentIndexChanged: { iCurrentSelection = currentIndex; }@ The important part of the code is the "iCurrentSelection = currentIndex;" lines inside the onActivated and onCurrentIndexChanged calls. This re-connects the "iCurrentSelection" property to the currentIndex. This means that if you change the iCurrentSelection value, the comboBox will change as well, even after you've interacted with the UI to change the ComboBox.

Since QDeclarative is marked as deprecated in Qt5 you can use QQuickPaintedItem to draw QWidgets in QML.

Code here https://github.com/dangelog/qmllogging :)

[quote author="SGaist" date="1414014463"]Hi, Just a question but, would be xmlhttprequest suited for your needs ? You have an example "here":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/qtqml-xmlhttprequest-example.html[/quote] That would exactly be the interface I need, but I want to make my own class. The http request was just an example, the goal is to do different request/reply functionality. For example remote procedure calls. I looked into the code of xmlhttprequest, but it's heavy javascript based. My goal is to have class useable from C++ and QML. Using the finished() signal of the accessManager is also an option, but this would require a big selector for the response function, if I want a special response function for every request.

Don't know for Linux but on OS X, it's working fine