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Hi Brad I’m new to Qt Quick and while I’ve been learning the QML scripting language I’ve noticed that often in coding examples I’ve seen people use three equals signs when comparing values instead of two. What the heck is that? The comparison operators which use three characters vs. two are called the Strict Comparison… To read more click here.
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Hi Brad, I have a Qt application where I am using an internal API and when an API call fails I get back an error string. The only problem is that I want to do internationalization and am having trouble trying to figure out how to get the strings I get back from the API… To read more click here.
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On July 1st Qt release version 5.5 which included a number of improvements and new additions to the framework. One of the new arrivals in this version is the much sought after TreeView QML type. In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to use the new TreeView to present data which is organized… To read more click here.
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In this blog series I’m listing out different performance tips and tricks for Qt Quick to make sure you’re getting the best performance out of the scene graph renderer. In this post let’s talk about how the default render in Qt Quick batches draw commands to OpenGL. When you write an application in Qt Quick… To read more click here.
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In this blog series I’m listing out different performance tips and tricks for Qt Quick to make sure you’re getting the best performance out of the scene graph renderer. In this post let’s talk about Rectangles. How is a Rectangle Rendered on Screen? When you add a Rectangle element to your QML script the scene… To read more click here.
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In this blog series I’m listing out different performance tips and tricks for Qt Quick to make sure you’re getting the best performance out of the scene graph renderer. In this post let’s talk about Clipping. All QML components that extend from Item ( i.e. QDeclarativeItem ) has a property called clipping. This property tells… To read more click here.
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In this tutorial I’ll walk you through how to create a dynamic menu by populating it via a model. A short while ago I ran into a situation where I needed to add a context menu to an application and to do this I choose to simply leverage the existing Qt Quick Control Menu so… To read more click here.
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In this tutorial I’ll walk you through how to define a custom QML Component as a singleton. UPDATE: I uploaded a new sample code which better outlines the difference between using an instance of MyStyleObject and using the singleton MySingletonStyleObject.You can download it here. Currently I’m working on a rather large Qt Quick application which… To read more click here.