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connection to emitter, doesn't affect QML elements

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    Shadow.01
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    #1

    Dear users,
    in my QML view I have a connection to an emitter. The syntax is something like the following. The really strange thing is that, if I put inside the onEvent section a console.log with, i.e., the emitted value, all works perfectly. If I put an any instruction that affect a QML element (also not related to the emitted value, as in the following example), nothing happens. Why? Thank you very much!

    (...some QML elements...)
    
    Connections {
                target: myengine 
    
                onInitProgress: {
    
                    console.log(progress);
                    labelCount.text = "test";
    
                    
                }
            }
    
    (...some QML elements...)
    
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    • S Shadow.01

      Dear users,
      in my QML view I have a connection to an emitter. The syntax is something like the following. The really strange thing is that, if I put inside the onEvent section a console.log with, i.e., the emitted value, all works perfectly. If I put an any instruction that affect a QML element (also not related to the emitted value, as in the following example), nothing happens. Why? Thank you very much!

      (...some QML elements...)
      
      Connections {
                  target: myengine 
      
                  onInitProgress: {
      
                      console.log(progress);
                      labelCount.text = "test";
      
                      
                  }
              }
      
      (...some QML elements...)
      
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      raven-worx
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      #2

      @Shadow-01
      how does the emitting of the signal look like?
      how do you create "myengine", anything special here?

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        Shadow.01
        wrote on last edited by
        #3

        Thank you very much for the reply, the question was partially solved. Now I post one other but, in according to your reply, more detailed. Thanks again for the reply.

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