Signals and slots were one of the distinguishing features that made Qt an exciting and innovative tool back in time.
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Signals and slots were one of the distinguishing features that made Qt an exciting and innovative tool back in time.
If we consider this the wrong approach in C++, isn’t it wrong in QML as well? This blog post will discuss best practice of building QML components.
Sometimes you have to stop a class from emitting a signal for a while. The solution is quite standard and have been published in other blogs as well, but tend to miss one or two features.
Implementation of a simple tool tip component in QML.
If none of the four standard positioners (Column, Row, Flow, Grid) work for you, you can write your own.
A simple and clean solution to using a QAction and set a keyboard shortcut to handle Ctrl + Return in text edits.
When debugging XML code, you often wonder about the contents of a subtree. To view the contents of a subtree, you can use this simple function.
The object orientation guys have pretty much won the battle. So much, that when something doesn’t fit in a neat OO inheritance tree, it can’t be done.
One of the questions I often get from companies that hire me to help them in their first project with Qt, is how to structure the source tree.
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