One solution I have found is to make a QML component and wrap the QGW into a
QML Item. And then in Component.onCompleted set the width & height to
preferredSize.width & .height. Also some kind of 'polish' call might be needed,
if the widgets use late layouting & size calculation in polish event handler
and not calculate their sizeHints after setting each relevant property.
Something like this in your Widget.qml:
import Qt 4.7
import MyGraphicsWidgets
Item {
id: wrapper
property alias text: hbwidget.text
MyWidget {
id: mywidget
text: ""
x: 0; y: 0
width: wrapper.width; height: wrapper.height
}
Component.onCompleted: {
mywidget.polish () // To calculate the preferredSize
width = mywidget.preferredSize.width;
height = mywidget.preferredSize.height;
}
}
Another solution is to set the height (if one is inside Column) or width (in
Row) explicitly. Then no wrapper component is needed.
- Tapani
On Thursday 22 April 2010 16:21:33 Kellomaki Pertti (Nokia-D/Tampere) wrote:
> I am trying to put non-QML widgets inside a Column, but all the widgets
> get drawn on top of each other. What does an element need to understand
> ori provide in order to be positioned by a Column?
>
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