Thank you for the hints, I made the semantics more meaningful (in fact I have
another
class named ActiivtyJumper).
On utorok, 13. júna 2017 16:49:26 CEST Sebastian Kügler wrote:
>
> The signal isn't defined in "Item", you need to create a DBusObject object
> in your QML code, then you can add a signal handler.
I can not really find a reference to DBusObject, what should it represent?
> > ---------- main.qml
> >
> > Item {
> >
> > id: main
> >
> > ActivityJumper {
> >
> > id: activityJumper
>
> Here, it'll be found:
>
> onSignalDesktopChanged: print("desktop
changed!")
>
I tried this before, but I was appearently missing a proper import (import
org.kde.private.activityjumper 1.0) in the main.qml. Then I tried to use the
Connections as a
workaround. With the import the handler works from the object instance in
main.qml like
charm.
Thanks!
