Two qml applications + both receive click events
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Hi all!
I have two qml applications running at the same time.
One application covers parts of the other application.Now when I am clicking on the application in the front also the application in the back (which is covered by the other application) receives the click events.
Is there a way to avoid, that both applications receive these click events? Of course I only want the application in the front to receive these click events.
And can someone explain me this behaviour?Hope you can help me.
Kind regards,
MHermann -
Hi all!
I have two qml applications running at the same time.
One application covers parts of the other application.Now when I am clicking on the application in the front also the application in the back (which is covered by the other application) receives the click events.
Is there a way to avoid, that both applications receive these click events? Of course I only want the application in the front to receive these click events.
And can someone explain me this behaviour?Hope you can help me.
Kind regards,
MHermann@MHermann
I know nothing, but it doesn't sound right. Can't believe it can have anything to do with QML. Sounds more like your windowing system's desktop manager, which you don't say anything about. (Or some very special kind of window, likeQt::WindowTransparentForInput.) -
@MHermann
I know nothing, but it doesn't sound right. Can't believe it can have anything to do with QML. Sounds more like your windowing system's desktop manager, which you don't say anything about. (Or some very special kind of window, likeQt::WindowTransparentForInput.)
