QML and Qt Quick

Yes, great. Thank you.

Sorry, I don't have. But you can refer to "Qt Qnetworkaccessmanager can't upload to local FTP server":http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17755498/qt-qnetworkaccessmanager-cant-upload-to-local-ftp-server "QNetworkAccessManager uploading files":http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/11361

The sourceSize property value in Image is sent as requestedSize to QQuickImageProvider. Thank you for attention :)

Hi, Actually, ids are unique within a component scope. In most cases, this means "within a file" (since a QML document is a QML type definition which can be instantiated via a component, and thus a given instantiation of the type has its own component scope), but there are some subtleties. See http://doc-snapshot.qt-project.org/qt5-stable/qtqml-syntax-objectattributes.html#the-id-attribute and http://doc-snapshot.qt-project.org/qt5-stable/qtqml-documents-scope.html for more information. Delegates are interesting, because they implicitly define a component scope. Cheers, Chris.

The problem is, that I want to resize the child item to the size of the delegate item and not the delegate to the child. I tried this by calling the following method after I changed the model: @ void QuickItemMngrServiceImpl::anchorItems() { QQmlContext *ctxt = m_viewer->rootContext(); Q_FOREACH(QObject *item, m_items) { QQmlExpression expr(ctxt, item, "parent"); QQmlProperty prop(item, "anchors.fill"); prop.write(expr.evaluate()); } } @ But this works only for the items, that are visible at the beginning.

There is another simpler way though. Just set the "backgroundVisible" property to false and place an image or a colored rectangle as the parent of the TextArea. That should work even in 5.2.

Note that it is still possible to access and control QML from C++, again through the meta system, but consider this to be "last resort" and most certainly not recommended practice. QML will handle all data pretty well, provided of course you have registered those type to the meta system. I'd say it is even safe to use raw pointers through QML with properties and methods - something most people will probably advise against for being unsafe, but hey, pointers are unsafe in C++ too :) I actually work on a project that passes around C++ pointers between components instantiated in QML and it works flawlessly.

You're Welcome :) You can mark it as solved by editing and prepending [solved] to the question.

thank you Rahul Das and SGaist. I have succeed. But I make a little change on example you gave. I used translation file with qm extension and included it to resource file. Otherwise it did not work on my example. I dont know why.

Hi, to get 8.3 names you can type on Windows Command Prompt @ dir /X @

Just tried this, it didn't change anything. My target is Embedded Linux at Qt 4.8.3. But I've also tried this on my desktop machine (Ubuntu 12.04 with Qt 5.1.1) too and there is no change. Do you think Font Formats might have something to do with this, I'm using TrueType in both cases. Appreciate the help. [quote author="Jens" date="1385392028"]It might be an artifact of distance field rendering relying on fixed resolution pixmaps. You can try setting renderType: Text.NativeRendering in Qt Quick 2 and see if that helps depending on what the use case is.[/quote]