Changing property in qml file from c++ file

raven-worx

engine.load(QUrl(QStringLiteral("qrc:/main.qml")));
if (engine.rootObjects().isEmpty())
    return -1;
QQmlProperty::write(engine.rootObjects().first(), "width", QVariant::fromValue<qreal>(300));  // or use setProperty()

JennyAug13

Yes, it worked like above said way.

JennyAug13

How can i use setProperty() and do it?

raven-worx

@JennyAug13
replace

QQmlProperty::write(engine.rootObjects().first(), "width", QVariant::fromValue<qreal>(300));

with

engine.rootObjects().first()->setProperty( "width", QVariant::fromValue<qreal>(300) );

JennyAug13

@raven-worx In the similar way i have a c++ file for setting the pulse width and as the pulse width is changed in the c++ file, corresponding blur radius of the button has to be changed. How can I do it? It is not having engine.rootObjects and it is not my main.cpp file.

Here is the code i hav written but I can see nothing has been done.

QQuickView view;
   view.setSource(QUrl(QStringLiteral("qrc:/QML/Components/NTActionButton.qml")));
   view.rootContext()->setContextProperty("actionButton.shadowBlurRadius",3);
   qCDebug(LC_NTUserSettingsModel())<< "pulseWidth is changed"<<"button radius is changed";

But i can see there is no change in the blur radius of the button. It would be great if someone helps me in finding right way to change my qml property from c++ file, thanks in advance.

raven-worx

@JennyAug13 said in Changing property in qml file from c++ file:

view.rootContext()->setContextProperty("actionButton.shadowBlurRadius",3);

setContextProperty is the incorrect method here. A property name such as actionButton.shadowBlurRadius is also not possible.

You need an instance to actionButton and call setProperty() on it (just like you did before).

One way can be to expose the object via a property:

Window {
    id: rootId

   property alias actionButton: actionButtonId

  Item {
     id: actionButtonId
     ...
 }

Then you can do

engine.rootObjects().first()->property("actionButton").value<QQuickItem*>()->setProperty("shadowBlurRadius", 3);

JennyAug13

I tried like in the following way, since I am trying to modify my qml file from another c++ source file unlike from the main file. It works fine but it is showing following message

void NTUserSettingsModel::adjustIntensityForPulseWidth()
{
    qDebug("@@@");
    QQmlEngine engine;
    qDebug("@@@");
    QQmlComponent component(&engine, QUrl(QStringLiteral("qrc:/QML/Components/NTIntensityControl.qml")));
    qDebug("@@@");
    QObject *object = component.create();
    qDebug("@@@");
    object->setProperty("currentIntensityAAA",QVariant(0));
    qDebug("@@@");
}

And my qml file has following changes:

Component.onCompleted: {
        currentIntensity = currentIntensityAAA
        console.log("@@@@@@")
        console.log(currentIntensity)
        console.log("@@@@@@")
    }

The error which has been shown when i change my pulseWidth is

[default]: qrc:/QML/Components/NTIntensityControl.qml:188: ReferenceError: currentIntensityAAA is not defined

Should i pass the value to my currentIntensityAAA as global in my cpp source file?

dheerendra

Swap the statements. It should work.

object->setProperty("currentIntensityAAA",QVariant(0));
QObject *object = component.create();

JennyAug13

When i swapped it shows an error called use of undeclared identifier 'object' beside ```
object->setProperty("currentIntensity",QVariant(0));

JennyAug13

When i try the other way, the program unexpectedly finishes.

view->rootContext()->setContextProperty(QStringLiteral("currentIntensityAAA"),QVariant(0));
view->setSource(QUrl(QStringLiteral("qrc:/QML/Components/NTIntensityControl.qml")));

raven-worx

@JennyAug13 said in Changing property in qml file from c++ file:

void NTUserSettingsModel::adjustIntensityForPulseWidth()
{
qDebug("@@@");
QQmlEngine engine;
qDebug("@@@");
QQmlComponent component(&engine, QUrl(QStringLiteral("qrc:/QML/Components/NTIntensityControl.qml")));
qDebug("@@@");
QObject *object = component.create();
qDebug("@@@");
object->setProperty("currentIntensityAAA",QVariant(0));
qDebug("@@@");
}

i am not sure if you quite understand some C++ basics yet.
Again - like already mentioned before - you are creating a QQmlEngine on the stack => the QQmlEngine instance will be deleted once you exit the method. Also you are not supposed to create objects from components just when you want to set a property of a specific object.
Thus everything you do in this method might do something, but only in a temporary UI.