[SOLVED]Qml, connect to SIGNAL from component created in parent scope

TT_NBE

Hello,

In my main.qml file I create and instance of an object defined in the c++ backend. Further the main.qml file contains a stackview on which views are pushed and popped (from user input or signals from the c++ object). Each view is in its own qml file.

In the main.qml and the qml files for the different views I can bind to Q_PROPERTY's from the c++ object.

In the definition of the c++ object in the main.qml I can also connect to Signals from the c++ object.

But what I can't do is to connect to signlas from the c++ object in on of the child views.

Some code the clarify
main.qml
@ApplicationWindow {
id: applicationWindow1
visible: true
width: 800
height: 600

BackendObject
{
      id: myObject
      onSignalA{stackView.push(Qt.resolvedUrl("ViewA")}   //works
      onSignalB{.....}    //works
      ....
}
 
StackView
{
      initialItem: stackView.push(Qt.resolvedUrl("InitialView")
      ......
}
@

The ViewA.qml
@
Item
{
Text:
{
text:myObject.TextProperty //databind to text property (works)
}

    myObject.onSignalB{... }//this does not work, the entire view is'nt displayed but there is no output in the console

}
@

Anybody an idea as on how to solve this?
(I could create a property and change the property instead of emitting the signal, but that seems like a lot of overhead code).

TT_NBE

OK, figured this out: a connections items is needed. The update view A will look like this:

@
Item
{
Text:
{
text:myObject.TextProperty //databind to text property (works)
}

    Connections
    {
         target: myObject
         onSignalB {......}//this works,

}@