How to pass mouse events from qml file to c++?

JennyAug13

I did in the same way but i am getting the following error:

http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qfileopenevent.html

Here is my function

bool test::passMouseEvents(QEvent *event)
{
    qDebug()<< "Button pressed event is captured and sent to test.cpp";

    if(event->type() == QEvent::MouseButtonPress)
    {
       
        return true;
    }
    else
    {
        qDebug() << "no mouse events";
        return false;
    }
}

Inside my qml file, i have following code

test{
        id: demo
    }

demo.passMouseEvents(mouse);

But when i run my code, i am getting following error:

Error: Unknown method parameter type: QEvent*

dheerendra

You can't do this. MouseEvent does not map to QMouseEvent at C++ side. Which parameters you need at C++ side ? x, y ? Just write a slot and pass the required arguments e.g

demo.passMouseEvents(mouse.x,mouse.y);

JennyAug13

@dheerendra i tried giving mouseX, and then even it shows the same error

JennyAug13

I couldnt do this as follows

demo.passMouseEvents(mouse.x,mouse.y);

Iam getting same error

dheerendra

hmmmm.
Please define the method like follows

Q_INVOKABLE void test::takeInputs(int x, int y);

Then call this method from QML side.

JennyAug13

@dheerendra Yes, this is working, understood. Now i want to pass those events to another object in QML from c++. If you dont mind, can i know how can it be done? Thanks in advance.

dheerendra

From c+++ emit signal & handle this signal in qml side. From handler pass the same to qml object. As side note I am not sure what is this round about you are doing.

JennyAug13

@dheerendra In my qml file, there are two sliding buttons and when they overlap, and when a mouse event takes place, only my upper button will get the mouse events and not the lower button since upper button is painted over the lower button.

I want to capture mouse event from one object(say upper button) in my qml file and pass the same mouse events to two objects(say upper button and also lower button) on some codition check like, when the buttons are overlapped and if the user pressed mouse event is on the left half of the button, the mouse event has to be passed to lower button also otherwise if the mouse events are on the right half of the button, the mouse event has just to be passed to upper button only.

When I tried entirely from qml side, it didnt work. So i want to create a c++ class and from there, i want to send the mouse events to the both objects (upper button and lower button inside my qml file).

dheerendra

Did you try the way I explained signal from c++ side ? Does it work ?

JennyAug13

@dheerendra
Yes, it worked. But came across another error.
Actually i am half way sir. I am facing little problem while implementing.

I am emitting a signal in my c++ file inside a condition check for button overlapping. Now i am trying to handle the signal which i have emitted inside my c++ file from my qml file inside the lower button element. Since i cannot call my signal handler directly, I have taken Mouse area class as follows

test{
        id: demo1
    }

rangeButton {
        id: lowerValMarker              //make lowerButton color bit transperant
        opacity: 0.9
        anchors.bottom: parent.bottom
        property bool __blockPosUpdate: false
        enabled: parent.enabled
        width:  buttonSize
        height: buttonSize
        offset: -buttonSize / 2
        posMin: calcPosLowerMin()               //Calculating the lowerButton position
        posMax: calcPosLowerMax()
        // Add a small value to make sure we rather slightly exceed the threshold
        incStep: val2pos(rangeControl.stepSize + 0.00001)
        decStep: val2pos(rangeControl.stepSize + 0.00001)
        MouseArea{
            id:mouseArea
            anchors.fill: parent
            demo1.onMouseEventSignal: {
                    .....................
            }
        }

But i am facing following error

Invalid property name demo1

How can i handle my signal emitted in my c++ file inside my qml file?

JennyAug13

Yes, understood,

inside my qml file, instead of mouseArea class it should be like

        test{
            onMouseEventSignal:
                console.log("hello")
        }

Sorry for silly doubt.

dheerendra

Hopefully this is resolved. Please move the issue to solved