QML and Qt Quick

Sorry for disturbing i figured out the problem

Do you know this document, if not please read it first. It's fundamental for develoing with qt. http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/signalsandslots.html

[quote author="borut123" date="1345498136"] No other way. Try QAbstractListModel, it's not so difficult as it sounds.[/quote] Its not difficult. But for doing simple things like this why should we sub class one more class and deal with defining properties, functions etc, etc. This is how I feel. I'm alread having a tough time dealing with poniters (Esp. deleting QThread objects). So I don't want to create one more class. :-(

One option might be to run this code in the onStatusChanged handler of xmlModel instead of (or in addition to) Component.onCompleted, e.g. @onStatusChanged: if (status == XmlListModel.Ready) assemble_show_model()@

Thanks, setting up content at y position of -20 works!

Hi, It seems perhaps simple, if you do some QML, to use animation inside it. Don't hesitate to give us your feed back on that :) dmcr

No one has solution for my problem? Please help me...

Solved: @ QWebFrame* windowFrame = this->page()->mainFrame(); windowFrame->setScrollBarPolicy(Qt::Vertical, Qt::ScrollBarAlwaysOff); windowFrame->setScrollBarPolicy(Qt::Horizontal, Qt::ScrollBarAlwaysOff);-- @ okay, so I have removed the scrollbars, but I don't want to make site bounded into the view area, is it possible?

Yes this code works @import QtQuick 1.1 import QtDesktop 0.1 ButtonColumn { exclusive: false CheckBox { id: checkbox1; text: "Checkbox 1"; checked: checkbox2.checked; onCheckedChanged: { checkbox2.checked = checked; checked: checkbox2.checked; } } Label { text: "checkbox1 checked: " + checkbox1.checked; } CheckBox { id: checkbox2; text: "Checkbox 2"; checked: checkbox1.checked; onCheckedChanged: { checkbox1.checked = checked; checked: checkbox1.checked; } } Label { text: "checkbox2 checked: " + checkbox2.checked; } } @ But I still have problem with binding property to C++ Q_PROPERTY, it wont work same manner

Glyph painting is a very hard job in general. Ultimately, that is probably a Qt bug, or type bug (glyph definition). You have to remember, that some letters are allowed to go beyond their registered space (take a 'y' for example, in some types, and especially in handwriting, it often even obscures other letters), others are allowed to join, etc. I had that problem in my code, too, I've added the aligning as above + adjusted the margins by hand. It seems to be working well, even during scaling, and on different operating systems.

Hi, after some discussed, I still consider that it is a bug in subcomponentmanager.cpp (yeah, please refer to the link). You may try to compile your own QtCreator to solve this issue temporally. [quote author="sierdzio" date="1344432200"]Try looking at "this":http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/16588 one, too. Not exactly a solution, but might help.[/quote]

Uh, finally :) I'm happy you're ok now. Best wishes, happy coding!

Thanks for all your answers. Very helpful :-)

Are you using QtQuick 1.x? If so, I'd recommend looking at "QGraphicsView::render()":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qgraphicsview.html#render as one possible solution. Calling the "paint()":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qgraphicsitem.html#paint function of the item directly might also be an option.

Ah, that's what I meant by "cut a hole" so that the background shows through. There's no way to put something on top of an item which would render the item below it transparent. If you just need an edge of the image to be invisible (rather than some arbitrary hole in the middle) you could make the image a child of a Rectangle element which has clip: true enabled, so that by adjusting the x and y offset of your image on the rectangle and the width and height of the rectangle itself, you could mask off any edges. (The rectangle becomes a window that masks off your Image.) I'm not sure what your use case is, but it may be a hack that could move you in the direction you need to go. For example (assume you have an Image that is 100x100): @ Rectangle { id: myrect clip: true width: 50 height: 50 Image { id: myImage source: "..." x: -25 y: -25 } } @ would cut 25 pixels off each side of the Image. Using: @ ... Image { id: myImage source: "..." x: 0 y: 0 } ... @ would show the top-left 50x50 pixels of your Image. Anyway, YMMV, but that may help some.

Thanks, this works!!!

Hi, This sounds like a bug -- I'd suggest lodging a bug report at http://bugreports.qt-project.org (preferably with a simple example) so the issue can be followed up. Regards, Michael

Hi, Javascript does not support operator overloading the way C++ does, so +/-/* do not perform vector manipulations the way you'd expect. For QtQuick 2.0 a number of functions have been added (see https://qt.gitorious.org/qt/qtdeclarative/commit/42f9444e983b5257241c17242471ca63f208c3f6 for details) to handle this. For QtQuick 1.x you may need to manipulate the sub-values directly (or Qt3D may provide more convenient ways of handling this, I'm not sure). Regards, Michael

Solved it with some hints from my friend. Set it like this. The item fit in nicely. @WebView { id:web html: "<html><head><content="width=device-width"/><style> img{max-width:100%;max-height:device-height;} a:link {color: #0000FF; text-decoration: none;}</style> </head><body style="color:black">"+itemNews+"</body></html>"; transformOrigin: WebView.TopLeft preferredWidth:window.width - 10 settings.defaultFontSize : (window.width/480)*25 }@