QML and Qt Quick

[quote author="mcosta" date="1385715893"]Hi, you can't use a single file for all styles; you need a file for Component (Style). Also you can read "here":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5.1/qtqml/qtqml-modules-topic.html to learn how to create a QML Module[/quote] Hi, I have checked the QML module technique. Its a good idea to use the qmldir to include all styles in a single module. Thank you for your help.. Best Regards Ansif

Hi, I am not able to use setNotifierInterval in quick 2.0. I have to call positionChanged for every 100ms in qml. But I am not able to find setNotifierInterval in quick 2.0 multimedia. Thanks , Narayanan K

Thanks Stefan. I will have a look into this.

I don't know the internal workings of the engine enough to answer with confidence. My opinion is you should not depend on the order being the same: those things are processed by meta object calls, it might happen - for example - that the order is different on another machine, or on a different operating system. There was a splendid series of blogs about QML engine on KDAB's blog. "A very interesting read":http://www.kdab.com/qml-engine-internals-part-1-qml-file-loading/.

Thanks for answering, Sergei that was what I've been looking for, but actually I have found a different way to do it.

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.