I'm sure the answer is simple, but I can't find it: I want my C++
implemented QML object to be notified when children are added:
//FILE: MyFile.qml
import Qt 4.7
import MyCppClass 1.0
Rectangle {
MyCppClass {
id: myCppClass
Text { text: "some text" } // CHILD NOT DETECTED AS ADDED
}
Text {
text: "some other text"
parent: myCppClass // CHILD NOT DETECTED AS ADDED
}
}
In both the cases above, I'm unable to find a slot/notification/virtual
function in the C++ implementation of MyCppClass that I can use to detect
these children that are added.
Since MyCppClass derives from QDeclarativeItem, I see that it is a
QGraphicsObject, mulitply-derived from from both QObject and QGraphicsItem.
I stumbled onto "virtual QObject::childEvent(QChildEvent*)" which looked
ideal (since QChildEvent has child add/remove info), but it's not called in
either of the cases above.
Then, digging into the Qt docs, I see that QGraphicsObject users should
*NOT* look to QObject for parent/children relationships, but rather, should
look only to QGraphicsItem. Seems reasonable. Unfortunately, I could not
find anything in QGraphicsItem that looked like a slot or virtual function I
could override to receive "add/remove child" notification events (I need
both).
I'm sure this is a simple answer -- what notification does QML trigger that
I can catch on the C++ side for (re-)parenting?
Thanks!
--charley
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