[SOLVED] qml and qt: pressing buttons

[spode]

how to receive the "button pressed"'s signal? i would to say this: !http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6004/5960480374_db013832fc_m.jpg()!

[thisisbhaskar]

your question is not clear and link to the image does not work...

[Chuck Gao]

Use signals & slots. If you using Qt C++, it's easy to connect your signals & slots. If you using QML, i assumed you use your custom button element, so you can:

1. In your button's mouseArea, do something when
   @onPressed: {}@
2. Use connect to make your signal and function's connection.

I think you'd better read how to use signals & slots with QML first :D

[spode]

try !http://www.flickr.com/photos/64362284@N04/5960480374/in/photostream()!

[thisisbhaskar]

I guess these buttons are Qt::Key_Send, Qt::Key_Menu, and Qt::Key_End

Inside your qml item
@Keys.onPressed: {
if (event.key == Qt.Key_Send) {
console.log("call button pressed");
event.accepted = true;
}
}
@

[spode]

oh it is possible! can someone confirm it, please? an example in qml please?

[mlong]

Vijay's "Keys.onPressed" snippet is an example in QML. What more do you need?

[spode]

right, however can someone confirm?

[mlong]

It looks reasonable to me... should be easy enough to test.

console.log() is your friend.

[Chuck Gao]

[quote author="Vijay Bhaska Reddy" date="1311249782"]I guess these buttons are Qt::Key_Send, Qt::Key_Menu, and Qt::Key_End

Inside your qml item
Keys.onPressed: {
if (event.key == Qt.Key_Send) {
console.log("call button pressed");
event.accepted = true;
}
}
[/quote]

Also, if you want to recieve keyboard events, make sure this:
@
// Inside your element definition
focus: true
@

[spode]

thank everybody!