QML and Qt Quick

Thank you all

Got the loctaion module to install with the dev branch, though think it would also install with the 6.3 Error. One has to load Location's CMake file into QtCreator and under the run configurations there are man y things one must check on to build plugins (Location Plugin, OSM, MapBox, etc) Only one example worked out of the box and that was the MinimalMap as the other examples used a lot of QtQuickControls from 1.x and those weren't working yet with Qt 6.4 snapshot, or maybe I just didn't download them.

Sorry, I'm not add touchPoints: [ TouchPoint { id: touchPoint1 }, TouchPoint { id: touchPoint2 } ]

don't know why, but if instead of reload() I use reloadAndBypassCache() it works, it's really strange now the problem is that it doesn't keep me logged in, I think it doesn't save any cookies

There's no TableView in Qt Quick Controls 2, there's one in Qt Quick. As far as I understand it relies more on C++ models rather than on QML ones. QML model proposed in the documentation [https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-tableview.html] looks much more complex than ListModel which I use with QQC1 currently. This TableView which I am implementing is used in plasmoid configuration window, so performance is the least concern, as it will be shown not very often. And Qt Quick TableView looks more intimidating so it will be harder for me to implement.

Use https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qwindow.html#startSystemResize instead. You can call it from QML.

I was trying to assign id instead of lbl1, that's the problem, thanks!

quite hard to help without any information..

@ndias Thank you

I have fixed this using RowLayout instead of Row. After changing to RowLayout Layout.alignment: Qt.AlignLeft // first item Layout.alignment: Qt.AlignRight // second item

Please, a minimal script import sys from QtXxx.QtWidgets import QTableView # additional imports app = QApplication(sys.argv) model = QStandardItemModel() # populate your model table_view = QTableView() table_view.setModel(model) # finish the ui sys.exit(app.exec())

maybe post a reproducible example?

Fixed by making state change at the top level rectangle.