QML mapCircle with data from database

Jasur

Hello All
I have coordinates in the database, and i want to bind this coordinates with the mapcircle in qml. How could i realize this and how to backlight circle if i double-click on coordinate in QTableView?
In screenshot i read coordinates from database to QTableView.

Regards
Jasur

SGaist

Hi,

You might be interested by this wiki article about QML and QSqlTableModel.

Jasur

Hello
But i didn't understand yet, how to bind with MapCircle.

Regards
Jasur

SGaist

You would need to use the Map addMapItem method to add a new MapCircle if not already existing when clicking on the table view.

Jasur

Hello SGaist
Thank you for links. I could do what i wanted. Below how i done it.
import QtQuick 2.9
import QtQuick.Window 2.3
import QtLocation 5.9
import QtPositioning 5.8

Map {
id: myMap

Plugin {
    id: mapPlugin
    name: "osm"
}


anchors.fill: parent
plugin: mapPlugin
center: QtPositioning.coordinate(41.2816234,69.206447)
zoomLevel: 14

MapItemView {
    model: sqlModel
    delegate: MapCircle{
        id: circles
        center {
            latitude: Lat;
            longitude: Lon;

        }
        radius: 50.0
        color: 'yellow'
        border.width: 3
        opacity: 0.5
        Component.onCompleted: {
            console.count("Loaded a MapCircle")
            myMap.addMapItem(circles);
        }
    }
}

}

About my second question. How to highlight(backlight) circle , when i select a row from the qtableview and this should work vice versa?

Regards,
Jasur

SGaist

I'd check with the ItemSelectionModel type.

Jasur

Hello SGaist

In the below code i could not bind the ItemSelectionModel with the qtableview. What I am doing wrong, i could not highlight row in qtableview when click on circle?
ItemSelectionModel {
id: ism
model: sqlModel

        }
        MouseArea {
            anchors.fill: parent
            onClicked: {
                parent.border.color="blue"
                ism.select(sqlModel.index(index,index), ItemSelectionModel.Select | ItemSelectionModel.Current)
                console.log(ism.hasSelection)
            }


        }

Regards,
Jasur