In the previous email, I transcribed wrongly the qml keys example. The
correct example is:
TextArea {
id: textArea
EnterKey.onClicked: console.log("EnterKey.onClicked")
Keys.onEnterPressed: console.log("Keys.onEnterPressed")
Keys.onPressed: console.log("Keys.onPressed")
}
(I forgot to put the 's' in "Keys", anyways, it doesn't work, signals are
not fired)
2015-02-05 20:11 GMT-03:00 Nicolas Cisco <nci...@gmail.com>:
> Hi,
> I'm using the EnterKey.onClicked in a TextArea, the problem is that if I
> retrieve the text area's text in the callback function, it has a trailing
> newline (the enter input). Is there a way to prevent the enter key?. I
> though of striping the enterkey by hand in the callback like `textArea.text
> = textArea.text.slice(0, -1)`, but, the problem is that if you are not in
> the end of the input this doesn't work.
>
> The example is simple:
>
> TextArea {
> id: textArea
> EnterKey.onClicked: console.log("my text is: \""+textArea.text+"\"")
> }
>
> I tried to see if the event works (as the QML Keys Element [
> http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-keys.html ] ), but it doesn't.
>
> I try using the qml Keys api:
>
> TextArea {
> id: textArea
> EnterKey.onClicked: console.log("EnterKey.onClicked")
> Key.onEnterPressed: console.log("Key.onEnterPressed")
> Key.onPressed: console.log("Key.onPressed")
> }
>
> But doesn't work, the only signal fired is EnterKey.onClicked.
>
> In addition, my idea is to allow the user to input enters by using shift
> and then the enter key, is there a way in order to achieve this?.
>
> Any help is appreciated! =)
> Thanks in advance!
>
> --
> Nicolas Cisco
> www.nckweb.com.ar
>
--
Nicolas Cisco
www.nckweb.com.ar
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