Hi Alexander,
I think you are going in the wrong direction by trying to directly modify the
QML from the C++ code.Normally, QML is great because it helps to better
separate the functionalities (C++) from the UI (QML).
In my opinion, you should try to represent your "woman" object as a model
exposed to the QML.And then deal with adding the item directly in QML with a
Model View, in worse case with some Javascript.It will be way cleaner and
easier.
Olivier
Le Vendredi 5 décembre 2014 12h20, Alexander Syvak
<[email protected]> a écrit :
Hi,
here's the code attached to the e-mail.
In the method woman::add_hip() I need to add a button which refers to existing
QML objects in main.qml.
In main.cpp the context and window are set to a global variable which is
accessed in the method woman::add_hip().
However, after instantiating the button in the context (which is a global
variable) there're errors
<Unknown File>: QML Button: Cannot anchor to an item that isn't a parent or
sibling.<Unknown File>: QML Button: Cannot anchor to an item that isn't a
parent or sibling.<Unknown File>: Unable to assign QQuickWindowQmlImpl to
QQuickItem
How to achieve valid referencing from a dynamically created component in C++?
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