On 06/19/2012 01:43 PM, Daniel Kreuter wrote: > Hello, > > I have a question about some internals of QML. How are components > internally stored? I have a little problem and want to understand why > he behaves the way he does but at the moment I don't know what's going > on. To make clear what I mean I will try to explain the situation. > > I have something like a PagePanel with 3 different Page items inside, > each of these owns different components. > Now I have a component MyComponent on page1, and another instance of > the same component on page2. > The one on page1 defines a seperate MouseArea to handle mouse events, > the one on page2 doesn't. But when I click the component on page2, the > mouse event is handled which should be handled on page1, but not on > page2 because the component on page2 doesn't define a MouseArea. > So can it be that internally components share common properties and > just save the differences? So this would explain why the component on > page2 behaves the same way as the one on page1. > Hi Daniel!
No, the 2 instances of MyComponent in your case do not share the MouseArea. More likely both instances (graphics items) are visible on top of each other. Happy hacking, Frank. _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
