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    Question Custom View in QML

    Hi,
    i have a data model that contains properties for the screen position (x and y) of each element. Being quite new to qml, I think the way to go would be to write a custom 2d-View for that and bind the position for each element with a delegate.

    I'd love to have the "model:" and "delegate:" possibilities that for example a ListModel offers.

    Is there any tutorial on how to write (such a / any) custom view component?
    Or ist this the wrong approach?

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    Default Re: Custom View in QML

    I think it is enough to use a Repeater element.
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