Op 26 nov. 2012 22:11 schreef "Mark" <mark...@gmail.com> het volgende:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a states array in QML that looks like this:
> states: [
> State {
> name: "icon"
> PropertyChanges { target: viewContainer; source:
> "views/IconView.qml" }
> },
> State {
> name: "list"
> PropertyChanges { target: viewContainer; source:
"views/LView.qml" }
> },
> State {
> name: "tree"
> PropertyChanges { target: viewContainer; source:
> "views/TreeView.qml" }
> }
> ]
>
> That works just fine, but i want to do it more dynamically. I want to
> read the contents of the folder "views" and add a state entry for each
> item that i fine. Reading the folder and getting the filename isn't an
> issue, but i'm kinda puzzled how to build up a states array in
> javascript.
>
> This is an pseudo code example:
> buildstates.js
>
> var stateArray = ... construct the states based on based on the
> content of a folder ...
>
> main.qml
> import "buildstates.js" as BuildStates
>
> Item{
> width: 800
> height: 600
> states: BuildStates.stateArray
> }
>
> I want to do the same for transitions.
> But how do i do the JavaScript part? Or is there another way to build
> up a dynamic states/transitions array? Or is there a C++ way for this?
>
> Cheers,
> Mark
Anyone..?
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