How retrieve the position in a ListView from a ListView

[cosmoff]

Hello everybody,

I make a ListView in a listView like :

ListView{
    id: id_a
    orientation: ListView.Vertical
    verticalLayoutDirection: ListView.TopToBottom
    model : a

    delegate : Item{

        ListView{
            id : id_b
            orientation: ListView.Horizontal
            layoutDirection: ListView.RightToLeft

            model : b

            delegate : Rectangle{
                width: 10
                height: 10
                 MouseArea{
                     anchors.fill:parent
                     onClicked: {
                         console.log("y : " + A.length + "  x : " + B.length )
                         console.log("y : " + id_a.currentItem + "  x : " + id_b.currentItem )
                         console.log("y : " + id_a.count + "  x : " + id_b.count )
                     }
                 }
            }
        }
    }

}

I show you only the information important in my example. As you can see I would like to know the position where I clicked, but the console return always the same thing except for the currentItem which change:
qml: y : 150 x : 320
qml: y : QQuickItem(0x558c5a7f64c0) x : QQuickRectangle(0x558c5c9b1220)
qml: y : 150 x : 320

do you have an idea to how can I retrieve the position where I click ?
thanks

[sierdzio]

@cosmoff said in How retrieve the position in a ListView from a ListView:

do you have an idea to how can I retrieve the position where I click ?

onClicked: {
  console.log("y : " + mouse.y + "  x : " + mouse.x )
}

[cosmoff]

@sierdzio In fact I want to know in what Item I click

[cosmoff]

for example, I want to know on what line I clicked on the first ListView, and on what colomn I clicked on the second ListView

[sierdzio]

You can use itemAt() function for that purpose. For your parent item you'd have to map the coordinates.

[cosmoff]

thanks for your messages. I did :

var item = b.itemAt(mouse.x, mouse.y); to retrieve the column that I need but it returns item = null

There is no example on Qt, do you have an example ?

[GrecKo]

You can access the index of a delegate using the index context property (or model.index) :

ListView{
    id: id_a
    orientation: ListView.Vertical
    verticalLayoutDirection: ListView.TopToBottom
    model : a

    delegate : Item{

        ListView{
            id : id_b
            readonly property int rowIndex: index
            orientation: ListView.Horizontal
            layoutDirection: ListView.RightToLeft

            model : b

            delegate : Rectangle{
                width: 10
                height: 10
                 MouseArea{
                     anchors.fill:parent
                     onClicked: {
                         console.log("row", id_b.rowIndex, "column", index)
                     }
                 }
            }
        }
    }
}

[cosmoff]

@GrecKo yes It works for the column but the console returns row indefined