4. [SOLVED] receiving list from c++ to qml listview

[SOLVED] receiving list from c++ to qml listview


  • how to take a list from c++ to qml? in this case for example, i need to obtain the list from file.cpp:
    @
    Component { id: delegate_grafica; Rectangle { width: 300; height: 30; color: "orange"; border.width: 1; border.color: "yellow"; Text { color: "black"; text: deutschesWort; font.pixelSize: 15; anchors.centerIn: parent } } }
    ListView { id: list_parolaSalvate; x: 0; y: 0; width: 300; height: 300; delegate: delegate_grafica; }
    @

    e il "model"???

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  • Please add some new lines to your code.

    Expose a QAbstractListModel subclass as a context property or by using a Q_INVOAKABLE method.
    Other options are using a QStringList or a QList<QObject> as the model.

    Remember to register your QAbstractListModel subclass if you'll not be exposing it via context property.
    qmlRegisterUncreatableType/qmlRegisterType

    Me, Grimlock, not "nice dino". ME BASH BRAINS!

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  • i will use "Other options are using a QStringList or a QList<QObject> as the model.", but the problem is: how to pass this qlist to this QML file?
    main.qml
    @
    Rectangle {
    width: 500; height: 500; signal emitsignal();
    Component { id: delegate_grafica; Rectangle { width: 300; height: 30; color: "orange"; border.width: 1; border.color: "yellow"; Text { color: "black"; text: deutschesWort; font.pixelSize: 15; anchors.centerIn: parent } } }
    ListView { id: list_parolaSalvate; x: 0; y: 0; width: 300; height: 300; delegate: delegate_grafica; model: emitsignal() }
    }
    @
    here i need a model, that i want to obtain from emitsignal, by which i would to obtain a qlist that is then the container of the model of my listview {}. my qlist will contain qlist<biglietto>
    where biglietto is:
    @
    biglietto::biglietto(QString newcolor, int newnumberm, bool important){
    QString color = newcolor;
    int number = newnumber;
    bool isImportant = important;
    etc.
    }
    @
    however, thank yoU!

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  • @ QDeclarativeContext* context = declarativeView.rootContext();
    context->setContextProperty("mymodel",(QObject*)&myModel); // here myModel is the QObject that exposes your model
    @

    @
    MyModel: public QObject {
    ...
    Q_INVOKABLE QStringList dataModel();
    }
    @

    In Qml
    @
    ListView {
    ...
    model: myModel.dataModel();
    }
    @

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  • But still how can I access the model data in delegate?

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  • You need to write in the delegate the name of a public variable contained in the model, which you associate with QDeclarativeView.contextProperty.setContextProperty(nameOfTheModel, listThatyouhavemade). Note the you have to use first that I have just written and then set the source of the qml file where the model is needed.

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  • I found that a simple @modelData@ in the delegate does it for QStringList.
    [quote author="spode" date="1345319889"]You need to write in the delegate the name of a public variable contained in the model, which you associate with QDeclarativeView.contextProperty.setContextProperty(nameOfTheModel, listThatyouhavemade). Note the you have to use first that I have just written and then set the source of the qml file where the model is needed.[/quote]

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  • I have not understood. could you please explain youself better?

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  • To access the list of @QString@ in that QStringList I have used @modelData.

    Like this:

    ListView {
    model: stringListPassedFromCpp
    delegate: Text {
    text: modelData
    }
    }@

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  • I do not understand..

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  • Look at my above code. The 'modelData' gives the QString stored in QStringList. So that I can use 'modelData' to access the QString stored inside the QStrlingList.

    I have used QStringList as the model for QML ListView. Have you understood now?

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  • Ok. Now i have understood! :)

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  • @spode: My pleasure.. :-)

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  • Hi, I am trying to do almost same thing as mentioned here but I don't understand what modelData means here:

    @ListView {
    model: stringListPassedFromCpp
    delegate: Text {
    text: modelData
    }
    }@

    How and where should I declare this modelData ? Thanks in advance. :)

    I could ask something more and accurate about this too:

    I have now QStringList for testing purposes which has 3 strings and I would like to get this QStringList to qml. I would like to use TextSwitch as delegate. This is what I have at the moment:

    @SilicaListView {

            anchors.fill: parent
        model: model_.excerciseNames()

        delegate: TextSwitch {

            text: 
            onClicked: {}
        }
    }

    }@

    The function excerciseNames() is defined as

    @Q_INVOKABLE QStringList excerciseNames();@

    I think I am yet very far from the solution so any help would be great :D

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  • joone
    Read about modelData in this link "QStringList to QML":https://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5.0/qtquick/qtquick-modelviewsdata-cppmodels.html#qstringlist-based-model

    So all the QString within the QStringList will can be accessed as modelData

    So you can access the QString data in the TextSwitch delegate as

    @SilicaListView {
    anchors.fill: parent
    model: model_.excerciseNames()

    delegate: TextSwitch {
    text: modelData
    onClicked: {}
    }
    }@

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  • The examples in that page you pointed me are invisible for me, can someone see whats in there? I tried to solve this from the Qt-Creator examples also but didn't get it to work yet. When I use the Q_INVOKABLE method with QStringList I get one of the Strings from the list but when I try to do as the example refered and use this :

    @context>setContextProperty("excerciseNamesModel",QVariant::fromValue(model->excerciseNames()));

    SilicaListView {
    anchors.fill: parent
    model: excerciseNamesModel

    delegate: TextSwitch {
    text: modelData
    onClicked: {}
    }
    }
    @

    then I don't get anything. The registered excerciseNamesModel is coloured in the editor so it apparently recognizes the model but it is not working for some reason.

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  • @Q_INVOKABLE@

    means the the method can be called from the QML side. So you have to set your cpp model object as
    @
    ExcerciseNamesModel namesModel;
    auto context = viewer.rootContext();
    context->setContextProperty("excerciseNamesModel", namesModel)@

    and then set the model in QML file as
    @
    SilicaListView {
    anchors.fill: parent
    model: excerciseNamesModel.excerciseNames()

    delegate: TextSwitch {
    text: modelData
    onClicked: {}
    }
    }@

    Note: This code is just like pseudocode and I didn't compile it or test it.

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  • You can read more about Exposing CPP models to QML in this link "Link":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qdeclarativemodels.html#qstringlist-based-model

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  • Okay thanks, I will try to figure this out. :)

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  • Would you happen to know a solution for my other problem also ? After updating this Sailfish SDK to a newer version, I lost qDebug() prints and I haven't found where they would come back. I can't see them at the application output view anymore and this makes it a lot harder to track down the behaviour of my program. :D

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  • Ok I realised something, I had to use setContextProperty function again to update the excerciseNamesModel and I passed the variable context to my actual model class and now everything works. Thank you for the help! :)

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  • Hi joonne, I am afraid that the moderators will not allow us to discuss about 'qDebug()' problem in this thread, so you have to search in the forums, to see if this question ahs been answered already, else you have to create a new thread for this. :-)

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