QML and Qt Quick

Sorry for the late answer, I got back to my code and it does work with your fix. Thanks

Hi, you may try and use a QOpenGLFramebufferObject instead of the QImage as the render target, also if your image doesn't change much you can cache the painted image/texture in your class I guess?

Thanks for the feedback here. Well appreciated!

In Mac OS X it is stored in the following location: @./Library/Application Support/[ProjectName]/QML/OfflineStorage/Databases/[HASH].sqlite@

Um this code of mine is working OK on different windows with mingw ... this is strange

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[quote author="petro2033" date="1396232213"]ty all, but probles was that QtGraphicalEffects needs no dll, but needs QML file from Qt\Qt5.0.2\5.0.2\mingw47_32\qml\QtGraphicalEffects[/quote] Does that mean that you figured out the problem? If so, please mark the thread as [Solved] by editing the title of you first post.)

I am using Action in ToolButton / Button, but it seems it also does not provide any way to specify icon size...

I uploaded example to this bug report. Thanks

Hi, yes.. i thought i might can avoid executable code in the qml file. I gonna try it soon. Thank you for your reply!

I would recommend to use Layouts where it is suitable like here. You can not use anchors inside a row as far as I understand. Practically for Layouts just take a look at @ Layout.fillWidth Layout.fillHeight Layout.preferedWidth Layout.preferedHeight @ With these 4 properties you can do all you want.

So it worked out like this: I created a subdir project with library and application. To the library I added this: @folder_01.source = imports folder_01.target = DEPLOYMENTFOLDERS += folder_01 include(deployment.pri) qtcAddDeployment() @ Where deployment.pri is the file that came (It does not come with Qt Creator 3.1 anymore) when creating a new QtQuick project. To the applications I added this: @# Additional import path used to resolve QML modules in Qt Creator's code model QML_IMPORT_PATH = $$relative_path($$OUT_PWD/../qmlhalplugin/imports, $$PWD) Add more folders to ship with the application, here folder_01.source = $$QML_IMPORT_PATH folder_01.target = folder_02.source = qml folder_02.target = DEPLOYMENTFOLDERS += folder_01 folder_02@ Now I can compile the whole subdir project.

I have tried following the above comments but still I'm not getting the desired results, I'm not able to replace setRoleNames() with roleNames(). Can someone give an example or a code snippet which will show how we can port setRoleNames() API in Qt5 by overriding roleNames() API?

glad I could help

No, it's related to the associative array. Qt provided already a fix https://codereview.qt-project.org/#change,82113

Oh accessing children in a component is much easier :D the way I use is just setting an alias property that works well, e.g. (CompA.qml) @ Item { property alias textItem: textId // item alias property alias text: textId.text // single property alias Text { id: textId } } @ now you can access the Text item from outside: (in another QML file) @ CompA { textItem.text: "foo" //or text: "foo" is this case } @

Any help :(?