QQuickView with frameless window hint - fails if QQuickView::setSource is called
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I have a Qt Qml application based in a QQuickView window. It works great on OSX/Linux/Windows.
On Windows 10 (but I've not tried on other operating systems yet), if I add a frameless window hint to the QQuickView window's flag, I get exactly the window I desired (as expected.)
If I do the same thing and then call setSource( "myqml.qml" ) on that QQuickView, the window will fail to display although the taskbar will show that the application window (the QQuickView.) Note that the setSource call happens after the ::show() call (I tried hiding it, then calling setSource, then unhiding in case there was some window reconstruction issue - but no luck.)
When this happens, the console output shows: "QSGThreadedRenderLoop: expose event received for window QQuickView(0xc6eb8fef68) with invalid geometry: QRect(-1357,226 0x0) on QScreen(0x277c048c960, name=\.\DISPLAY3)"
This is the same display that shows successfully if I don't call setSource.
If the QML file is completely empty or only contains import statements - the window shows properly.
If I add just the following:Rectangle {
color: "red"
}The window fails to show.
Interestingly if I give the rectangle a specific size like this:
Rectangle {
width: 100
height: 100
color: "red"
border.color: "black"
border.width: 5
radius: 10
}Then I do not get the window without a title bar, I get a window exactly the size of the rect and because I gave the corners a radius, I see a white background where the corners would normally be (indicating to me that the window size has shrunk to the size of the rect.)
Anybody know how to fix this?
I would expect the same behavior as when there is a titlebar... Is that wrong?
Thanks!
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Ahhh, I think that because the base rect in my qml code doesn't define a size (which gives it parent fill properties) and the frameless window doesn't have a parent (which was presumably previously the window frame itself.)
Strange because I tried defining a minimum size for the QQuickView and then loading the qml and that didn't work.
Anyhow, not sure if this is a bug or expected behavior (by the implementors) - I suspect the latter.
I can easily work around by giving the qml base rect a size.
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I think(but i might be wrong) that it's true with regards to almost all QML visual items - by default, their size is 0x0. With an exception of Image which gets its default size from the picture it shows, and perhaps some others?. Anyway, that's what makes defining proper height/width and/or anchors of all visible Items mandatory.
