With kind and subtle help from Coderus, I found ways to monitor network availability. To use it in different places of the project, I'm trying to make a singleton which holds relevant variables and states.
That part actually works - almost. The singleton module(/object/class?): ;) Env.qml: pragma Singleton import QtQuick 2.6 QtObject { property bool isOnline: network.isOnline onIsOnlineChanged: console.log('Env.isOnline:', isOnline) property var network: { var component = Qt.createComponent(Qt.resolvedUrl('Network.qml')); return component.createObject(); } } This instantiates: Network.qml: import QtQuick 2.6 import org.freedesktop.contextkit 1.0 QtObject { id: network property bool isOnline: state.value === 'connected' property ContextProperty state onIsOnlineChanged: console.log('Env.Network.isOnline:', isOnline) state: ContextProperty { id: networkOnline key: 'Internet.NetworkState' onValueChanged: { console.log('Env.Network.state', value, isOnline) } } } Both 'onIsOnlineChanged' triggers successfully, but not so much actually using them: harbour-myapp.qml: ApplicationWindow { property bool isOnline: Env.isOnline // Creates no binding // This isn't triggered onIsOnlineChanged: { console.log('App.onIsOnlineChanged', isOnline) } // Until I make this binding Binding { // This does create a binding target: app property: 'isOnline' value: Env.isOnline } } Is there a way to have this binding without creating it explicitly? Next question: I need the binding to work, because I don't want to fire off any request before I know if the network is up. Is there anything that can be done to shorten the relatively long time it takes for the ContextProperty to register network connectivity? -- /Thomas A: Because it breaks the logical sequence of discussion Q: Why is top posting bad?
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