Hi David, thanks for the quick reply!
On Wed, 2010-11-10 at 00:41 +0100, david.la...@nokia.com wrote: > At present the best way to do this would be to subclass QGraphicsGeoMap and > override the event handlers for the mouse. The MapViewer example does this > if you want a starting point. Ok I see. Then I'll create a sub class of QGraphicsGeoMap that handles my POIs and then I'll try to expose that to QML. Hope it will work :) > Once you have the position of the mouse click you can use > QGraphicsGeoMap::objectsAtScreenPosition to work out if your POI was clicked. > > Some circumstances have changed a little since we decided to do behaviour > modification through overriding event handlers - we're currently wondering if > there's a sensible way to have platform-map-default-behaviour out of the box > (while still being customizable for those who need it). If we can do that in > a BC manner we'll put it on our list. > > As well as this, we'll most likely have both map wide and per object mouse > handling in the final Maps QML - as long as I can cobble together the > requisite magic :) That would be great, I hope you'll find the needed magic somewhere :) Thanks for the help! Conny _______________________________________________ Qt-mobility-feedback mailing list Qt-mobility-feedback@trolltech.com http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-mobility-feedback
