Am 23.04.2020 11:39 schrieb David Llewellyn-Jones:
https://gist.github.com/pazdera/1098119
Yeah, this looks like a decent example: clear and complete.
As you can see from this, you essentially end up with a global object
you can access from anywhere. The downside is that you only ever have
On 23/04/2020 10:50, michael fuchs wrote:
> Am 23.04.2020 08:59 schrieb David Llewellyn-Jones:
>> On 23/04/2020 09:51, Michael Fuchs wrote:
>>> How can AlbumList access mImgDB and mNetAccess?
>>>
>>> One solution could be to register the controller itself in qml and
>>> then write
>>> sth like this
Your needs are very similar to mine in kontroller app( this is to be
expected, needs are very similar).
At first glance, i tried an approach using singleton objects, and qml
objects were internally just proxy over the c++ singletons. This proved to
be a total mess, not reliable (including sever
Am 23.04.2020 08:59 schrieb David Llewellyn-Jones:
On 23/04/2020 09:51, Michael Fuchs wrote:
How can AlbumList access mImgDB and mNetAccess?
One solution could be to register the controller itself in qml and
then write
sth like this in qml:
AlbumList {
imgDB: controller.imgDB
netA
On 23/04/2020 09:51, Michael Fuchs wrote:
> How can AlbumList access mImgDB and mNetAccess?
>
> One solution could be to register the controller itself in qml and then write
> sth like this in qml:
>
>
> AlbumList {
> imgDB: controller.imgDB
> netAccess: controller.netAccess
> }
>
>
Hi,
...I don't even know how to phrase the subject of this mail...
I'm hacking on SMPC and I want to reorganize the spaghettis of the code and
I'm stuck at a problem now, where I don't even know what to search for:
I created a c++ class called AlbumList, and i registered it in qml, ...
qml
