Is there any other method to resize the controls like "OnWidthChanged()" dose in QML?

6thC

onWidthChanged doesn't resize anything. It's a signal that fires after the fact.

I suspect you would like to be aware of layouts and anchors... but perhaps you maybe wish to ask that question again?

Low effort questions are almost, if not, insulting to people who are putting in effort in for free to genuinely try and be helpful, the least you can do it try as well.

mirro

@6thC said in Is there any other method to resize the controls like "OnWidthChanged()" dose in QML?:

onWidthChanged doesn't resize anything. It's a signal that fires after the fact.
I suspect you would like to be aware of layouts and anchors... but perhaps you maybe wish to ask that question again?

no layouts and anchors.I would like to know those signals QML.Controls notifying the change in size.

KroMignon

@mirro said in Is there any other method to resize the controls like "OnWidthChanged()" dose in QML?:

no layouts and anchors.I would like to know those signals QML.Controls notifying the change in size.

Can you please explain what is the problem you try to solve?
I don't understand what you are asking for, so I can not help you.

mirro

@KroMignon

How does quickwidget correctly get geometric information from QML in C++.

The Rectangle geometry fom QML that I get in the resizeEvent() event is null value.

import QtQuick 2.7
import QtQuick.Controls 2.0

Item {
    id:view
    visible: true
    Rectangle{
         id:rct
         objectName:"Rct"
         anchors.fill: parent
         color:'red'
     }
}




class cusQQuickWidget:public QuickWidget{
Q_OBJECT
public:
cusQQuickWidget(QWidget* parent = nullptr):QuickWidget(parent){}
virtual ~cusQQuickWidget(){}
protected:
void resizeEvent(QResizeEvent* p)
{
QQuickWidget::resizeEvent(p);
//
QQuickItem* pItem = rootObject();
QObject rect = pItem->findChild<QObject>("Rct");
if (rect)
{
//All is null value
QVariant x = rect->property("x");
QVariant x = rect->property("y");
QVariant wid = rect->property("width");
QVariant hei = rect->property("height");
}
}
}
``

KroMignon

@mirro said in Is there any other method to resize the controls like "OnWidthChanged()" dose in QML?:

How does quickwidget correctly get geometric information from QML in C++.

I suppose you are loading the QML into your custom QuickWidget, but you did never set the width and height from your top element, so they are 0!
Simply change your QML to set width and height like this:

import QtQuick 2.7
import QtQuick.Controls 2.0

Item {
    id:view
    visible: true

    width: parent.width
    height: parent.height
   
    Rectangle{
        id:rct
        objectName:"Rct"
        anchors.fill: parent
        color:'red'
    }
}

J.Hilk

alternatively, use setResizeMode of your QQuickWidget and set it to SizeRootObjectToView, may solve all your issues.