QML and Qt Quick

I am experiencing the same problem on Qt Creator 7.0.2

@dmendez thanks, it worked!

Why you do toggle = !toggle; and not controller.toggle = !toggle; also why you call controller.onExpand(toggle); in qml and not in the toggle setter?

From what i understand qt_add_resources- for images etc qt_add_qml_module- compiles qml files to qrc and creates some qml boilerplate like qml_register_type<> or qmldir add_executable- for cpp files

We just create models and use context properties. Or have the QML code request the model from another object via function or property. We generally have an application object that manages the lifetime of the smaller objects.

@fcarney Thank you for the answer! I have registered it in the same place before qml engine. Yes, I've got the same idea about parsing by strings when had faced with this behaviour. I have tested the macros approach (as it was shown in https://github.com/carlonluca/lqtutils), but it still has no autocompletion. Well, looks like there is no way to do it in a more comfortable way, because it's performing by IDE before even preprocessor stage.

@J-Hilk Thanks you are right !

@Praveen-Illa This question was answered in another forum. Please refer below URL https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72601135/regarding-qml-bindings

Hi @Sudhir-F, As @SGaist metioned before, you can use Nuitka to build and create an executable from Python code. Nuitka can be installed using PIP Installer: python -m pip install nuitka Build our program with --onefile command option to generate a single executable file. Use --standalone command option to generate a whole program.dist folder Depending on the Python bindings you are using you should add one of the following command options: --plugin-enable=pyqt5 --plugin-enable=pyqt6 --plugin-enable=pyside2 --plugin-enable=pyside6 Nuitka plugin list can be viewed using python -m nuitka --plugin-list command. Bellow you can find comand example including compilation of a resources folder: python -m nuitka --plugin-enable=pyside6 --follow-imports --windows-disable-console --windows-icon-from-ico="resources/myIcon.ico" --include-data-dir=./resources=resources --onefile "myProgram.py" As an alternative to Nuitka you can also use PyInstaller or others. Regards

@lemons I have already tried with rotation, parent.rotation etc. etc. It does not work.