QML drop and wheel events

Schneidi

Hi,

I wonder how I get the drop event handling in a QDeclarativeView to work.

I have a MainWindow with an QDeclarativeView and I set the MainWindow to acceptDrops this works fine.
But now I can't convince my QDeclarativeView to accept drop events.

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this->qml_view = new QDeclarativeView;
this->qml_view->setAcceptDrops(true);
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I thought that this could be the way to get this to work but I can't drop files in this view.
Any ideas what I have to do, to get this to work ?

By the way, are there any chances that I can implement mouse wheel events in an qml MouseArea ?

Thanks for help guy ; )

mbrasser

[quote author="Schneidi" date="1284671038"]By the way, are there any chances that I can implement mouse wheel events in an qml MouseArea ?[/quote]

This isn't really possible at the moment -- "QTBUG-7369":http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTBUG-7369 tracks this issue. If you need the functionality in the meantime, it should be possible to implement a custom QDeclarativeItem subclass to handle this.

Regards,
Michael

Schneidi

Ok the wheel event isn't a real problem, I implemented it in the mainWindow and synch it with the qml environment.

But a problem is still the fact that I can't drop files to the mainWindow because I have the
QDeclaritiveView as centralWidget in my main window.

How do I drop files into the QDeclarativeView ?

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MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent) :
QMainWindow(parent),
ui(new Ui::MainWindow)
{
ui->setupUi(this);

this->v = new QDeclarativeView;
this->setCentralWidget(v);
this->v->setSource(QUrl("qrc:/qml_source/test2.qml"));
this->v->setResizeMode(QDeclarativeView::SizeRootObjectToView);
this->v->setAcceptDrops(true);
this->setAcceptDrops(true);

}
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Once I set the QDeclarativeView as central object, I loose the ability to drop files into mainWindow.

cbrake

A mouse up/down can be used in the following code to increment/dec the text value when the cursor is over top the item. What is the best way to make the scroll wheel do the same? Note, I need this for many items on a single screen. With a QDeclarativeItem subclass, would I need to implement the below in C++?

With the "implement in mainWindow and sync with qml", would this approach work and how does it look from a high level?

I'm still climbing the QML learning curve, so so looking for a high level overview or a place to start.

Thanks,
Cliff

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Rectangle {
id: valuebox
smooth: true
anchors.margins: 10
radius: 10
property color default_color: "white"
color: default_color
property alias text: text.text
property alias text_color: text.color
property int default_pixel_size

Text {
    id: text
    anchors.centerIn: parent; anchors.verticalCenterOffset: -1
    font.pixelSize: parent.width > parent.height ? parent.height * .5 : parent.width * .5
    color: "white"
    style: Text.Sunken
    styleColor: "black"
    smooth: true
}

Keys.onUpPressed: {
    text.text = text.text - (-1)
}

Keys.onDownPressed: {
    text.text = text.text - 1
}

MouseArea {
    anchors.fill: parent
    hoverEnabled: true

    onEntered: {
        default_pixel_size = text.font.pixelSize
        text.font.pixelSize = default_pixel_size + 5
        parent.color = "yellow"
        valuebox.focus = true
    }

    onExited: {
        text.font.pixelSize = default_pixel_size
        parent.color = default_color
        valuebox.focus = false
    }
}

}

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