Android do not detect the onLeave signal of mouseArea(Qt5.2)

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mac OS X 10.8.5
Qt5.2

tried api 10,14,15,19
compile with armeabi

@
import QtQuick 2.0

Rectangle {
width: 360
height: 360

MouseArea {
    id: mouseArea

    property bool isEnter: false

    anchors.fill: parent
    hoverEnabled: true

    onEntered: {
        //console.log("enter")
        mouseArea.isEnter = true
    }

    onExited: {
        //console.log("exit")
        mouseArea.isEnter = false
    }
}

Rectangle{
    id: selected
    anchors.fill: parent
    color: mouseArea.isEnter ? Qt.lighter("blue") : "white"
    //visible: styleData.selected

    SequentialAnimation {
        running: mouseArea.isEnter; loops: Animation.Infinite
        NumberAnimation { target:selected; property: "opacity"; to: 1.0; duration: 500}
        NumberAnimation { target:selected; property: "opacity"; to: 0.5; duration: 500}
    }
}

}
@

The code work perfectly under mac, but not on android
Do anyone have the same issue?
Any workaround could deal with it?
Thanks

Fahmy

This is my guess, in touch screen device. There is no hover function like mouse have in Desktop environment.

So there will be no mouse in or leave out event because you need to hover mouse pointer in and out of the area to make it happen.

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[quote author="Fahmy" date="1386916949"]This is my guess, in touch screen device. There is no hover function like mouse have in Desktop environment.

So there will be no mouse in or leave out event because you need to hover mouse pointer in and out of the area to make it happen.[/quote]

Thanks, my experiment show that the in event always trigger, but the leave event may or may not trigger.Do you have a workaround to mimic the in and leave event behaviors?

DerMas

Instead of defining your own boolean you can use the "pressed" boolean from the MouseArea:

@color: mouseArea.pressed ? Qt.lighter("blue") : "white"@

That should solve your problem.