napajejenunedk0
25th August 2011, 11:58
Hello all,
Recently I have tried adding [QGraphicsItem/QWidget]s to a Qt Quick carousel/cover flow animation ( QML's PathView ). What I have done to add custom widget/graphics item to the path view's list of items was to use the QWidget (which was converted to QGraphicsItem through QGraphicsProxyWidget) or QGraphicsItem in a wrapper class of QDeclarativeItem:
1) Create a class that inherits QDeclarativeItem.
2) Create your QGraphicsItemb-based object or QWidget-based one, where the latter is subsequently added to a QGraphicsProxyWidget.
3) Set the successor of the QDeclarativeItem to be parent of the custom item.
4) Override the:
virtual QVariant QGraphicsItem::itemChange ( GraphicsItemChange change, const QVariant & value ); in the successor of QDeclarativeItem.
5) In the overridden method above, make so that when the scene of the QDeclarativeItem is changed, change the scene of your custom item!
This should not be needed since the custom item is parented to the QDeclarativeItem's successor, but tests proven it was needed. Somehow the QDeclarativeItem's successor doesn't automatically add/remove child items to/from the scene.
Recently I have tried adding [QGraphicsItem/QWidget]s to a Qt Quick carousel/cover flow animation ( QML's PathView ). What I have done to add custom widget/graphics item to the path view's list of items was to use the QWidget (which was converted to QGraphicsItem through QGraphicsProxyWidget) or QGraphicsItem in a wrapper class of QDeclarativeItem:
1) Create a class that inherits QDeclarativeItem.
2) Create your QGraphicsItemb-based object or QWidget-based one, where the latter is subsequently added to a QGraphicsProxyWidget.
3) Set the successor of the QDeclarativeItem to be parent of the custom item.
4) Override the:
virtual QVariant QGraphicsItem::itemChange ( GraphicsItemChange change, const QVariant & value ); in the successor of QDeclarativeItem.
5) In the overridden method above, make so that when the scene of the QDeclarativeItem is changed, change the scene of your custom item!
This should not be needed since the custom item is parented to the QDeclarativeItem's successor, but tests proven it was needed. Somehow the QDeclarativeItem's successor doesn't automatically add/remove child items to/from the scene.