Hi, > It is a good practice to load the minimal amount of data in a > ListModel. I don't know which app you are developing, but for an > example TODO list app, the main page would only load (from a > storage, like a database), only the title and id of the TODO > entries. Clicking on an entry will trigger the load of the full TODO > entry from the database, based on the id.
That's exactly what I'm doing right now (a Tasks app + just load the minimum amount of data required for the list + load the full Task properties when entering the "DetailsView"). > Usual application goes from less detailed to more detailed > information (all TODO entries -> one TODO entry, all friends -> one > friend's wall -> one post etc.), so I wonder why you have to modify > the ListModel when you pushed the page ? Isn't that what you suggested in your previous answer (when I was trying to get notifiable properties) ? I'm confused (and also sorry, because I really guess it's a very trivial issue :( ) > If you want to modify the model nevertheless, I think that the best > way would be to provide a signal in your sub-page, that is emitted > and caught in the main page in order to call model.set. This is > better than passing the model, as the sub-page and page are more > separated. Ok, I'll keep that in mind, thanks :) Thanks again... -- François _______________________________________________ SailfishOS.org Devel mailing list To unsubscribe, please send a mail to devel-unsubscr...@lists.sailfishos.org
