QML and Qt Quick

The documentation states: "An instance of the highlight component is created for each list. The geometry of the resulting component instance is managed by the list so as to stay with the current item, unless the highlightFollowsCurrentItem property is false." The highlight will match the geometry (width/height) of the list delegate. If you want your highlight to fill the width of the view you can simply change the delegate like this: @ Component { id: nameDelegate Item { width: parent.width height: textItem.height Text { id: textItem text: name font.family: "Myriad Pro" font.pixelSize: 16 } } } @

[quote author="sletta" date="1393487129"][/quote] Thanks, but then I have to create a separate image for each screen resolution.. So, It's not suitable for me. Is there a way to create my own shape qml type(TriangleShape, PolygonShape)?

See "this":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/qml-tutorial.html, and "this":http://qmlbook.org/.

Thanks a lot. I am sorted.

I finally got it to work using Bindings.

Yes it is funny indeed ! I had never heard of it before :)

Thanks for that suggestion. I tried out multiplying everything by Screen.pixelDensity, which does work to an extent, but it still doesn't feel like the best solution since I have to add " * Screen.pixelDensity" after every single measurement, which is particularly awkward since it means I have to manually update everything after I make any changes in the designer. Also, since Screen.pixelDensity returns the number of pixels per millimeter it's slightly more complicated to use than say, the system CSS uses where certain devices just have a dpi scale muliplier.

There are no built-in gesture recognizers in Quick 2, apart from PinchArea. MultiPointTouchArea is still your best bet, I believe. Recognizing one finger gestures like swipe should be simple enough.

ok. Thanks for attention

GPS support for Android is scheduled for Qt 5.3: http://qt-project.org/wiki/New-Features-in-Qt-5.3

Vidar: How did you solved it? I came across the same problem...