ScrollBar setPosition method?

[Bob64]

After an interval, I am returning to some code that I need to modify and am confused by the fact that I seem to be using a setPosition() method in a ScrollBar-based component. This does not exist according to the documentation. Has anyone heard of this, or have any idea whether it is a valid method to use? I have no idea how I came to use it.

For what it's worth, I am using to force the scrollbar position to the end of its range when certain events occur.

[eyllanesc]

@Bob64 maybe setValue

[Bob64]

I now understand that setPosition is simply the public slot in ScrollBar's C++ implementation class that is associated with the WRITE operation on the position property. Also, I think I came to use it as a result of Qt Creator popping it up as a suggestion on a ScrollBar variable when editing the QML.

A general question that this raises for me: is there ever any difference between calling setPosition and simply assigning to position? In case the context matters, this call/assignment happens, in my case, within a Connection handler function in a QML component.

[Bob64]

@eyllanesc I'm sorry - I thought I had responded to your suggestion but I have just noticed that I didn't. I suspect I forgot to submit my reply.

Anyway, thank you, but I think the link you posted relates to Qt Widgets whereas I am using QML.