Binding loop detected
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I have some controls in my QtQuick app that set parameters in my object. For example, this slider below. I want it to initialize it's property value from the underlying C++ object but from then on, any adjustments to the slider should modify the C++ object.
This code seems to get the job done, except that I keep getting 'binding loop detected' errors. So I'm assuming this is not the correct way to do it. Can anyone tell me the "proper" way to do this or how to get rid of the binding loop errors?
Slider { id: sizeSet height: 0.4*parent.height anchors.verticalCenter: parent.verticalCenter anchors.left: sizeText.right anchors.leftMargin: 0.02*parent.width anchors.right: parent.right anchors.rightMargin: 0.02*parent.width from: 1 to: 300 value: modelData.size onValueChanged: modelData.size=sizeSet.value handle: Rectangle { x: parent.leftPadding*.95 y: parent.topPadding * .95 implicitWidth: parent.height*.5 implicitHeight: parent.height*.5 radius: parent.height*.25 color: parent.pressed ? "#f0f0f0" : "#ffffff" border.color: "#C0C0C0" } } }@kgregory said in Binding loop detected:
value: modelData.size
onValueChanged: modelData.size=sizeSet.valuethere you have the obvious loop
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@kgregory said in Binding loop detected:
value: modelData.size
onValueChanged: modelData.size=sizeSet.valueThis has a loop effect, slider value is dependent on modelData.size and modelData.size is dependent on slider value. Try to get rid of it.
@Yashpal
and thats exactly the problem.
The loop is already in your definition. The values can't be mutual dependent from each other.@Yashpal said in Binding loop detected:
slider value is dependent on modelData.size and modelData.size is dependent on slider value
Think about it it, this never can be (logically) correct.
What are you actually trying to achieve?
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I have some controls in my QtQuick app that set parameters in my object. For example, this slider below. I want it to initialize it's property value from the underlying C++ object but from then on, any adjustments to the slider should modify the C++ object.
This code seems to get the job done, except that I keep getting 'binding loop detected' errors. So I'm assuming this is not the correct way to do it. Can anyone tell me the "proper" way to do this or how to get rid of the binding loop errors?
Slider { id: sizeSet height: 0.4*parent.height anchors.verticalCenter: parent.verticalCenter anchors.left: sizeText.right anchors.leftMargin: 0.02*parent.width anchors.right: parent.right anchors.rightMargin: 0.02*parent.width from: 1 to: 300 value: modelData.size onValueChanged: modelData.size=sizeSet.value handle: Rectangle { x: parent.leftPadding*.95 y: parent.topPadding * .95 implicitWidth: parent.height*.5 implicitHeight: parent.height*.5 radius: parent.height*.25 color: parent.pressed ? "#f0f0f0" : "#ffffff" border.color: "#C0C0C0" } } }@kgregory You can try
Component.onCompleted: { sizeSet.value = modelData.size modelData.size = Qt.binding(function() { return sizeSet.value }) }(Not tested.) See http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtqml-syntax-propertybinding.html for further info about Qt.binding.
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@kgregory You can try
Component.onCompleted: { sizeSet.value = modelData.size modelData.size = Qt.binding(function() { return sizeSet.value }) }(Not tested.) See http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtqml-syntax-propertybinding.html for further info about Qt.binding.
@Eeli-K
writing the same (problematic) definition just in another way results in the same issue ;)
Again, this mutual dependency will never be solved, no matter what different code you are trying. -
@Eeli-K
writing the same (problematic) definition just in another way results in the same issue ;)
Again, this mutual dependency will never be solved, no matter what different code you are trying.@raven-worx @kgregory My code may be wrong, instead of "modelData.size =..." "onValueChanged: modelData.size = value" could be enough. Raven-worx, why do you say that? Of course "x: y; y: x" is circular, but setting one once in Component.onCompleted and leaving off the binding should solve it. Well, now I see I wasn't explicit about leaving off the two bindings and replacing them with the code, if that was the problem. Of course there should be only one binding at most.
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@kgregory You can try
Component.onCompleted: { sizeSet.value = modelData.size modelData.size = Qt.binding(function() { return sizeSet.value }) }(Not tested.) See http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtqml-syntax-propertybinding.html for further info about Qt.binding.
@Eeli-K said in Binding loop detected:
Raven-worx, why do you say that?
because those 2 are still property bindings...
sizeSet.value = modelData.size
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@Eeli-K said in Binding loop detected:
Raven-worx, why do you say that?
because those 2 are still property bindings...
sizeSet.value = modelData.size
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@raven-worx No, only the latter is. The first line isn't a binding, it's just setting the value. The one and only binding is made after that and there is no circularity.
@Eeli-K
yep you are right. Stupid me, should have read it more precisely.
Sorry.
