How to access QList<QObject*> items in QML

borut123

I pass QList<QObject*> from Qt to QML:
context->setContextProperty("listViewModel", QVariant::fromValue(data));

And then use it as Listview's model to fill the ListView.
All that works correctly.

I also want to access model's items from other places, not just from ListView
It should be possible to do it like that (for first item): listViewModel.get(0);

But I get the error:
TypeError: Result of expression 'listViewModel.get' [undefined] is not a function.

alexander

as variant, you can write your own qml element in C++ which will be wrapper on the listViewModel

alexander

@class CustomObject : public QObject
{
...
Q_INVOKABLE void setModel( QAbstractItemModel* ) {
QAbstractItemModel* _model

}
Q_INVOKABLE QVariant item(int index) {
return _model->data( _model->index(index) );
}
...
}@

mbrasser

Hi,

The initial release of QML for the most part focused on list/model support as a source of data for views. You can track issue "QTBUG-14986":http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTBUG-14986 for full list manipulation support from within QML.

Regards,
Michael

qtrahul

You can see the how to access the list model element in QML.

You should check the below link.

http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qml-listmodel.html

Best regards,

kamalakshantv

[quote author="qtrahul" date="1292918337"]You can see the how to access the list model element in QML.

You should check the below link.

http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qml-listmodel.html

Best regards,[/quote]

Rahul,

Please read the query and reply accordingly.

raja26

Have you found any way to do this? Without writing doing complex QAbstractListModel?

borut123

No other way. Try QAbstractListModel, it's not so difficult as it sounds.

raja26

[quote author="borut123" date="1345498136"]
No other way. Try QAbstractListModel, it's not so difficult as it sounds.[/quote]

Its not difficult. But for doing simple things like this why should we sub class one more class and deal with defining properties, functions etc, etc. This is how I feel. I'm alread having a tough time dealing with poniters (Esp. deleting QThread objects). So I don't want to create one more class. :-(