Hello,
I know when we do something like this in QML:
myStringProperty: aStringProperty
myStringProperty is dynamically evaluated whenever aStringProperty changes.
Question 1: If we write the assignment inside JavaScript like this:
onSomethingHappened: myStringProperty = aStringProperty
would myStringProperty again change whenever aStringProperty changes later in
runtime? Or is it just one-time assignment this time?
Question 2: If we use an element instead of a basic type like this:
myCoordinateProperty: aCoordinateReading
would myCoordinateProperty.latitude change whenever aCoordinateReading.latitude
changes?
Question 3: Do I make the distinction right between basic types and elements?
For example; double, string etc. are "basic types" and Coordinate, Page,
Rectangle etc. are "elements"?
Canol Gokel
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