Manage resize events in Qt-Quick
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Hi to all
I need to manage some state changes in objects contained in the main rectangel item (formerly named "screen").
I saw that in QML only keyboard and mouse generate formal events. Is there a ways to intercept when the size of the window changes in QML or I need to create the object in C++ and communicate with QML script?
(I hope I had been clear)
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Are you using a QDeclarativeView? If so, it has different modes for resizing. Does that help?
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Hi Andre, help so and so. I use QDelcarativeView, sure.
(I was too sure I was not so clear ... sorry). The window will be resized by the user: so the main item has the same size, obviously. Thus when the user maximeze or resize the appplication windows (on the desktop) I will to know that it has changed, so change a state that change sizes, some properties and position of all the childs that are inside the window and not all can be anchored together.
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Well, did you look into "this":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/qdeclarativeview.html#resizeMode-prop piece of documentation?
It explains that you can make QDeclarativeView automatically resize the root item of your QML, thus making automatic resizing of your layout possible.
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Thank you Andre, this is a field I don't know so much. It is useful for me but unfortunately not in this case. Here I need to know when the window changes size, to do some stuff in several piece of the program (QML) depending on the screen size, new dimensions etc. What I need is possible that is a way to intercept the window resize event.
A way I have in mind is to remove (again) the windows control, substituting with a custom piece on the interface, or = probably most correct = manage the resize event in the c++ code and communicate this to the qml sources.
