Timer still running when main QML is not loaded

mlong

Is your Loader element really called "someloader"? That was just an example id.

Oops. and I see an error in the code I gave you. That should have said
@
running: (someloader.source == "")
@

The timer should be in the same file as the Loader itself. Not in the QML that the Loader actually loads.

It's hard to give a more detailed answer without knowing how you have your QML constructed. Do you have any sample code you could share of the section you're having trouble with?

jr_jags

yup i changed the someloader to mainLoader which is the id of my Loader element but still when i click the mousearea that triggers to load the 2nd QML, the timer stops

mlong

The timer isn't inside the code that the Loader is loading (and unloading), is it?

jr_jags

@ Timer {
id: decrementTimer
interval: 2000 // 2 seconds
repeat: true
running: (mainLoader.source != "home_aspin.qml")

       onTriggered: {
          // do your decrement code here
           Storage.setSetting("setting",hungertext.text)
           JScript.decrementcode();

       }
       Component.onCompleted: { Storage.initialize() }
    }@

@ MouseArea {
id: sleep2home
x: 138
y: 407
width: 95
height: 76
onClicked: {
decrementTimer.start();
mainLoader.source = "QML2";}
}@

this is inside my main QML, and i dont put timer codes on my QML2

mlong

But the Timer and the MouseArea are in the same file, correct?

Just trying to make sure I understand the layout fully.

(If the Timer is in a piece of QML which is loaded by a Loader, and that QML is unloaded, then the timer will stop because it doesn't exist anymore. So the timer has to be persistent somewhere.)

jr_jags

yup the timer and mousearea is in the same file, ah ok so i nid to create a new timer in the loaded QML to start again the timer,

thank you again sir

mlong

No, I don't believe the loaded QML needs to know about the timer at all, does it? I think I'm confused as to what exactly you're needing to do...

When do you want the timer to start, and when do you want it to stop?

jr_jags

there is no stop, the timer needs to continue until the application is running,

the problem is i am using Loader element, and i used loader in viewing multiple QML's, and when i load a new QML the timer stops decrementing numbers

mlong

Oh, if the timer needs to stay running, just make sure that "running:" is always true and that the Timer element never gets destroyed.

nhojyer07

jr_jags, I might be able to help you if you let me see your code at school. :D

jr_jags

haha, cge, ill show my code to u at school ^ ^