QML and Qt Quick

the event modifiers works but the WasdControler does not work.

@RadiumBall are you sure, you don‘t want to just use the premade busy indicator ? https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-controls2-busyindicator.html it can be customized too!

Solution found. Issue closed. The example published here

@fcarney your suggestion of making wellSizeRatio readonly led me to find the problem, which was that it was getting overridden in a calling file: WellPlate { id: theWells wellSizeRatio: 0.8 // circle height is smaller than grid square That's a pretty good debugging tip to keep in mind: if a property seems to be changing out from under you, check the callers for possible "overrides." Thanks for the help!

@tansgumus said in REST API client: RESTful API Hello, how did you solve it, I also want to use RESTful API in QT.

@gustorse most QML types are implemented in C++ - in the private part of the library (note the Q_QUICK_PRIVATE_EXPORT specifier of the classes). With qmake you can add the following line in your .pro file and access those types: QT += quick-private But note that this implies it will only work with exactly this Qt version you built your binary against and will most probably crash when running it against a different version. Just to keep in mind you will loose binary compatibility.

Old topic, but not answered... The z property of Item determines stacking order of sibling items, i.e. elements belonging to the same item. Hence you cannot use the z property to move a child of parent A on top of (a child of parent) B if B is on top of A. (Which is a pity/pain :-)) https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-item.html#z-prop

@KH-219Design Hi and thank you for your long message! Well I think I will have to live with the fact that I have to rewrite the components. I'm already at the point where I have spent too much time trying to recover, so I better start rewriting... :) Thanks a lot for your help! best wishes Wink!

Although this topic is too old , i will still mention that it's not possible to do this. Since QBrush may be not a subclass of qtobject. I would say that because i try to use qmlRegisterType() to register QBrush to qml engine. But when i create a instance i will get error below C:\Qt\5.15.2\mingw81_64\include\QtQml\qqmlprivate.h:71: error: 'staticMetaObject' is not a member of 'QBrush' You can modify the source code of chartview by adding color or other properties you need...

@neeme You need a new class that presents the same interface as Cust but which is implemented by delegating to the active instance of Cust. In addition, you need a means of selecting the active instance. It is not clear whether you want to control this from QML. If so, then simply add a suitable method to your new class.

I don't know if this is a particularly good way to do it, but I managed to make it work like this: Repeater { id: columnCapsRepeater model: issViewModel.columnCapList property var capHeight: parent.height Item { x: (cellWidth * index) + (hideColNames ? 0 : (cellWidth * headingSizeRatio)) y: hideRowNames ? 0 : (cellHeight * headingSizeRatio) height: cellHeight * nbrRowsInPlate width: cellWidth Rectangle { id: capStrip height: parent.height width: parent.width anchors.fill: parent anchors.leftMargin: cellWidth * 0.02 anchors.rightMargin: cellWidth * 0.02 radius: width * 0.1 color: 'lightgray' } I welcome any feedback on this approach. Thanks to everyone for the help!

@fcarney Also: "%1".arg(counter) String literals in QML have .arg functions similar to QStrings in C++.