Hi all,
I am trying to create components in QML similar to e.g. QSplitter. I
would need to have a good way of assign the content to the splitter.
Currently I am using the following:
Splitter.qml:
Item {
property alias firstDelegate: firstLoader.sourceComponent
property alias secondDelegate: secondLoader.sourceComponent
...
Loader {
id: firstLoader
}
...
Loader {
id: secondLoader
}
}
If I use the solution above I am able to create the needed
functionality, but using this is a bit difficult and the whole
solution feels a bit cumbersome. The problems with its use surface
when I would need to access the delegates from another component e.g.:
Splitter {
firstDelegate: Rectangle{id: firstRect}
secondDelegate: Rectangle{id: secondRect}
}
Now if I want to access the first & secondRect, I cannot use their
ids, because they are out of scope (?). What I can do is add
properties for the Loader items to the Splitter component. The problem
is that now I assign the delegate using one property and access it
using another, which can make the code hard to understand and also
increase the possibility of mistakes. Another problem that I've had
has been accessing the properties of the delegates (don't know exactly
what is causing this as have not solved the issues fully yet).
So to my question: How should I implement such components? Does it
make any sense to use a Loader component for this?
Cheers,
Miko Kiiski
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