QML and Qt Quick

Hello, Have you seen this "document":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/qdeclarativemodels.html#c-data-models with respect to using C++ models and QML views? -jk

Thanks for sharing good knowledge, actually I was searching QML documentation for QSparqlResultsList element. Haven't seen any. But seems still possible to find from its implementation code.

Good posts.Looking forward to QML debugger problems fixed.

problem solved! I just should not to use "c:\Qt\4.7.1\bin" in env variable. then i've forgot to place the path inside double quotations.

Hi, it would be easier to see the problem if you post some code here, to show how the bindings are created and how the objects respond to property changes.

Even better, thanks. I think we're missing some tutorials on QML. There is no place (at least I don't see one) where you could find such information, apart from looking at API reference and trying to put something together yourself. It actually gets worse than that, this wiki page on Forum Nokia suggest a totally akward and verbose solution: http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/Using_QML_ListView

Thanks for the help anyway.

Thanks. How could I missed that? That helps me a lot. I was thinking of using Repeater but this is a much better solution

Well I start to slowly change some of my applications to QML. For the moment only small objects, so the speed doesn't slow. Once the QML scene graph is done , I will probably move almost all the interface to QML. At least for me it works because I want to add more kinky-animated look to my applications. Depends what do you want.

Without C++ this is going to be much slower. Make sure the UI is still fast enough on the slowest platform you are targeting.

[quote author="mbrasser" date="1295830345"] The sub-elements within a component are considered private, so you'll need to define your own "public API" that exposes the properties you want to manipulate. http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qml-extending-types.html gives a good overview of how you can go about this.[/quote] Perfect. I knew I had seen documentation about this but I couldn't find it. This explains everything.

When you build with remote compiler, it gets all files belonging to project. So if you want to add images etc to project you define them to OTHER_FILES or use qrc.

Hi, You should be able to set the width of a TextInput back to its "implicit width" (the width of the text it contains), by assigning undefined to its width property, either in script: @textInput.width = undefined@ or in a PropertyChanges @ PropertyChanges { target: textInput width: undefined }@ Regards, Michael

The first link is broken (QML/Creating a transparent window) this is the correct "link":http://wiki.meego.com/QML/Creating_a_transparent_window [quote author="fcrochik" date="1295740000"]"This one ":http://wiki.meego.com/QML/Creating_a_transparent_windowis on how to make a transparent qml. "This one":http://wiki.meego.com/QML/Keyboard_navigation is on Keyboard navigation. "Click Here":http://wiki.meego.com/index.php?title=Special:Search&search=qml&fulltext=Search for more Maybe we should start a wiki document with links to interesting wikis in other web sites.... [/quote]

That worked like a charm, thank you!

Yes. Z order is local to the parent; that is, it only works among siblings. Look at z order as a series of numbers, instead of a single one. The z order of an item that is the grandchild of some other item would look something like this: 2.4.2. If another item has s z order number of 2.6, it would be above the first item no matter the last (local) z order number. As you found out, parent to the top item if you must be sure to be on top globally.

So I got that working but now the design module in qt creator cannot see my images. How can I fix this?

I used the code in the following path, but when i added more list modle element in the list , i can't scroll the list if i want to move the last element in the end, what should i do ? This has been made in to a Wiki Entry: http://developer.qt.nokia.com/wiki/Drag_and_Drop_within_a_GridView