[SOLVED][JS] id in parameter

fmontigny

Hi,

I have main.qml.
@import Qt 4.7

Item {
id: topMiddlePane

Image {
    id: buttonClasse
    source: "pict/button1Off.png"
    x: 329
    y: 0
     width: 123
     height: 52
    opacity: 1

    MouseArea {
        anchors.fill: parent
        hoverEnabled: true
        onClicked: topMiddlePane.onPage("button1");
    }
}
Image {
    id: button2
    source: "pict/button2Off.png"
    x: 210
    y: 0
     width: 111
     height: 52
    opacity: 1

    MouseArea {
        anchors.fill: parent
        hoverEnabled: true
        onClicked: topMiddlePane.onPage("button2");
    }



function onPage(id){
    id.source = "pict/"+id+"On.png";
}

}@

I want to switch source according to the value of my parameter (to onPage function).
But my problem is that QML seeks id.source and not bouton1.source
Do you have a solution?

sorry for my English

ucomesdag

Did you try: @onClicked: topMiddlePane.onPage(button2);@

fmontigny

Great but now the id in the chain displays the error "QDeclarativeImage(0x31326e8)On.png"

ucomesdag

That's because the id is not a string nor a regular variable.
[quote]The id value is a special value for a QML object and should not be thought of as an ordinary object property; [/quote] "link to doc":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qdeclarativeintroduction.html#object-identifiers

What might be a solution:
@function onPage(id){
id.source = (id == button1)? "pict/button1On.png": "pict/button2On.png";
}@

fmontigny

Yes but i have 20 buttons I can not make 20 times the process.

Do you have a other solution? I may not be the right idea

ucomesdag

Or else:
@Image {
id: button2
property string name: "button2"
source: "pict/button2Off.png"
x: 210
y: 0
width: 111
height: 52
opacity: 1

    MouseArea {
            anchors.fill: parent
            hoverEnabled: true
            onClicked: topMiddlePane.onPage(id);
    } 

    function onPage(id){
            id.source = "pict/"+id.name+"On.png";
    }

}@

fmontigny

Good i love that.

Thx you and french kiss

ucomesdag

Pas de souci ;-)

ucomesdag

If it solved your issue, please don't forget to prepend [Solved] to the topic title.

njeisecke

You could also use the objectName property.