QML and Qt Quick

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As far as I know, the answer is no. It needs to use OpenGL.

Thanks man, it really helpful.....

Do you have such file on your PC? If so then check an include path in .pro file and add it if does not exists.

Yes thanks for your help. Now I found it :) How can I make a Sidebar?

[quote author="Dheerendra" date="1407907351"]You can access the children object of Item. That is the only way. Your posting already included this. You can try with only this as you have done it. @ console.log(pageL.item.children[0].width) console.log(pageL.item.children[1].width) @[/quote] OK, thank you very much.

There are several ways you can run a QML app, but mixing them is not supported. Qt Creator's default template uses Window by default, but you can change this. Here is how: Change Window to Rectangle, like you've already tried In c++ code, use QQuickView class to display your QML file An alternative would be to leave everything as-is, and just add a root Rectangle element (that is, add a rectangle to Window, make use anchors.fill = parent), and handle states there.

try "coloroverlay":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/qml-qtgraphicaleffects-coloroverlay.html

Thanks sierdzio That solved my requirement @Ex: r_imageName = fileName.replace("Thumb_","") r_imageName = r_imageName.replace(".png",".jpg")@ Thanks Bala Beemaneni

Hi p3c0,Dheerendra, Thanks for reply.. I am working on ubuntu and cross compiling to android.wen i give that it saves with .jpg extension nly Thanks Bala Beemaneni

Parallel problem solving, nice ;-)

Hi and welcome to devnet, Qt Commercial Chart is a commercial product, you should contact Digia directly

Mmm... it is strange then because I don't understand why it is not working. Thanks anyway!

Ok , Thank you for the clarification.

[quote author="sierdzio" date="1406623459"]I suspect you need to import "home/user" folder, otherwise the Loader does not know where to look for CustomType.[/quote] Yes, because the files are located in the resource, need to import as: @import "qrc:///qml"@ thx.