On 01.05.2012 13:58, Charley Bay wrote:
> Bo Thorsen respondeth:
> += doesn't make any sense here. It's for the javascript code only.
You can also just say: += creates an invalid loop binding. And we all
accept, that loop bindings cannot work.
> Item {
> some_val: parent.some_val; // binding to parent
> some_val2: 10; // assign value (not bind)
I don't agree. Semantically this is a normal binding to a constant
value. That some binding overhead is avoided in this case, because there
will never be an update, is an implementation detail, that isn't
important to the QML developer.
BR
Sven
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