[SOLVED] Update Property in a Qml (JS usage)

Tycos

Hi,

I've this situation:

main.qml
@
import QtQuick 2.2
import QtQuick.Controls 1.1
import "TestJs.js" as MainJs

ApplicationWindow {
visible: true
width: 640
height: 480

Text {
    text: MainJs.globalJs
}

Button {
    y: 200
    id: mainButt
    text: "Premimi"
    onClicked: refreshData()
}

function refreshData() {
    MainJs.globalJs = "CLICKED !!! "
}

}
@

TestJs.js
@
.pragma library

var globalJs = 'Initial Value'
@

The problem is that when I press the button doesn't change the text in the field "text" in test.qml
I know that I can access directly to text field through the id of object "Text", but for my application I need use JS for share data with more Qml file.

Thank you

dasRicardo

This can't work because the text element doesn't handle your variable like a model. If you want to see the changed text you need to set the text property of Text element again. But your variable value should be changed. You can test it with a simple console.log

DeeeZ

You can us a QML file as a singleton and use properties / methods to do that.
To create/use a QML as singleton check this:
"http://imaginativethinking.ca/make-qml-component-singleton/":http://imaginativethinking.ca/make-qml-component-singleton/

You QML will looks llike this:
@
pragma Singleton
import QtQuick 2.2

QtObject {
property string globalJs = "Initial Value"
}@

Tycos

[quote author="DeeeZ" date="1413470844"]You can us a QML file as a singleton and use properties / methods to do that.
To create/use a QML as singleton check this:
"http://imaginativethinking.ca/make-qml-component-singleton/":http://imaginativethinking.ca/make-qml-component-singleton/

You QML will looks llike this:
@
pragma Singleton
import QtQuick 2.2

QtObject {
property string globalJs = "Initial Value"
}@[/quote]

hi DeeeZ, but for my application this is not possible. I've a big JS structure from another project that I want use also for this new application.

Maybe it's better if I follow the suggestion of dasRicardo.

Ty to everybody

dasRicardo

So please add [SOLVED] to your thread title!