On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 8:36 AM, Rainer Keller <[email protected]>wrote:
> ** > > Hi, > > > > I tried to use a QML ListView and wondered why it does not react to mouse > clicks. After looking into the examples I found out that you need to add a > MouseArea in the delegate. Without this code the ListView is unusable > because the user can not select anything using the mouse. > > > > Shouldn't the MouseArea be the default behaviour without writing this code > every time? > At least with Cascades, we do not have to use that explicitly which I personally like. Not sure about the drawbacks of that if any. > Only if the user wants to do custom things he should need to override this. > > > > The documentation seems to contain no statements about the MouseArea > needed. This is essential for the usability and it should be mentioned in > ListView the documentation at least. > Not essential in each case, but an example would be nice if there is none, either the front page of the Component (delegate) documentation, or a link to the examples where you can find one presenting it. Laszlo
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