Hi,
I´m wondering whether or not 'variant' is the correct type used for
arrays in QML. Before going into longish explanations I´ll give some
striped-down example code.
// Slide.qml
Item {
property string title
}
// SlideShow.qml
Item {
property string title
property variant slides
}
// ExampleSlideShow.qml
SlideShow {
title: "My first slide show"
slides: [
Slide { title: "My first picture" },
Slide { title: "My second picture" }
]
}
// main.qml
Rectangle {
property variant slideShowData: ExampleSlideShow{}
width: 400
height: 200
Text {
id: title
text: "Slide Show Title: " + slideShowData.title
}
Text {
text: "Slide Title: " + slideShowData.slides[0].title //<<<
anchors.top: title.bottom
}
}
The statement "slideShowData.slides[0].title" is not working. because
"slideShowData.slides[0]" is always undefined.
If I debug the code, I see that "slideShowData.slides" actually points
to the last added 'Slide' component. So it´s not even an array.
Can someone explain to me why it is like this and what the correct way
of solving this issue would be?
Thank you very much!
Conny
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