Hi and welcome to devnet,

Why not free anymore ? Looks rather like a licensing issue. LGPLv2.1 has been replaced by LGPLv3.

http://www.qtcentre.org/threads/66403-How-to-get-Object-s-pointer-instantiated-in-QML-engine?p=291959#post291959

Hi,

code.qt.io is the central repository of all Qt's code.

Start from the qtbase module to have the basic pieces. If you would like to learn the internal, helping fixing bugs will also give you a better understanding of how things are working.

@p3c0 said:

@Kofr So is it that you want to access the roles (namely hue, saturation, brightness) values from outside of this ListView delegate ? If so then did you accessing ListVIew model from outside ? Once you get hold of it the data can be accessed too.

code above is just example, not my case. what I need is to get model.roleName of delegate j when I work in delegate i

@Wieland
Thank you for testing :)
I've done a bugreport: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-53046

Hi,

Since those are the same patches you should only target one branch. If it's the wrong one, don't worry it will be changed for you.

In order to get them move forward, you should add reviewers that are concerned by your patches e.g. the module maintainers.

One probable remark you will have is that your patch modifies several unrelated stuff so you should split them in order to ensure atomic changes e.g. one disables the item view part, another one the shortcut etc.

Hi, I finally got the latest 5.6.0 baseline compiled for iOS and can confirm that 5.6.0 does not show this tableview error.

Thanks for your help, well appreciated !!

BR,
Thomas

Hi and welcome to devnet,

I'd recommend posting this question to the interest mailing list. You'll find there Qt's developers/maintainers (this forum is more user oriented)

That one's a classic (and a question that regularly comes back)

Hi,

There's a conversion done when you set the color property thus currently what you are doing is comparing a color with a string.

The solution is: background.color = Qt.colorEqual(background.color, "steelblue") ? "purple" : "steel blue"

@jimmy274 You're Welcome :)
A more interesting way but through C++ would be to use QQuickPaintedItem to create your own custom item. You can re-implement paint method to draw your custom shapes, text etc.. It uses QPainter to achieve this. Try looking for setCompositionMode and setClipRegion methods. An example for QQuickPaintedItem is here.

@JKSH Thanks for your help, May you help me more by writing a sample code for this ?

Thanks

yes my creator is 3.2.1
but i like understand how a qml file run with plugins!?