It sort of looks to me like I'm going to have to go through the whole business of putting a QComboBox into a QDeclarativeItem rather than a QGraphicsProxyWidget. If I've stumped the crowd here, I'm guessing that getting keyboard focus working with a QGraphicsProxyWidget would be hard.
Thank you very much for your insightful response! I've fixed my code and removed the margins, etc. and everything is working much better now. I really appreciate your feedback!!! Now if I can only figure out how to find the width in pixels of the longest (widest) line of text contained within a ListModel, still trying to figure that one out, heh. :-)
Argh, thanks...didn't realise that they skipped the part where they explained the floodFill function. Guess it sometimes would be worth it to read the guide a bit more thoroughly. Once again Thank you!
No, I'm afraid that is exactly what it means. QGraphicsProxyWidget is a QGraphicsItem and not a QQuickItem. Since QtQuick 2 is not built on top of QGraphicsView like QtQuick 1 was, it is no longer possible to add widgets this way.
One possible solution would be to port QTreeView into a QQuickPaintedItem yourself. The other option you have is to embed QtQuick 2 into a widget application, which will be supported in 5.1.
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Everything is connected to the drivers from intel and opengl. And tunning systems.
After testing on pure gentoo linux performance equaled the windows 7 - the animation runs smoothly, although the CPU load. Do I right, that this is partially software rendering?
Does it make sense to try to rebuild without qt opengl or not (and, indeed, how it can be done)?
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Thank you for your reply.
I don't know where is the index iterator o which property.
In the tutorial seems this task is made by QQmlListProperty. But in my gridview I don't know how to make this index or iterator.
Thank you, JapieKrekel, I did it and now it works fine! Program starts faster than before (but unfortunately slower than Qt Widgets application) and after changes I have to only press “Run”.
I have one problem: I used Qt Fusion Style, not system style. How can I do this with qmlscene? I created "separate thread":https://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/27602/ for this question.
This is little old post, but can you please give some code example how did you made it?
I am having same problem, but I am unable to solve it yet...
This is thread: "http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/27538/":http://qt-project.org/forums/viewthread/27538/
See "this":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qtbinding.html#loading-qml-components-from-c guide (it's for QtQuick 1, but it works the same in QML2, you just need to change class names).
