I can't find any mouse wheel events handler. Am I selectively blind or
are mouse wheel events not supported by QML?
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QDeclarativeImageProvider is not an QObject, so the model and image
provider might be implemented in the same class:
class MyAwesomeModel: public QAbstractItemModel, public
QDeclarativeImageProvider
{
//...
};
The upside of this solution is that you can have a single data
structure, so you don't
I'm writing an application with several "views", which should be
loaded dynamically from separate QML files. I already have some basic
code which utilizes QML Loader element, and right now I'm thinking
about some "please wait" screen that would be displayed to user when
requested view takes a long
Hi,
I've been reading about and playing with Qt Quick for the last few
days and I have some questions:
1. I've always thought QML was supposed to be used strictly for
presentation layer of application, but in "declarative" examples and
demos usually whole logic is implemented in qml and javascrip