On 9/10/19 3:08 PM, Alexander Ivash wrote:
Under what conditions? I mentioned that Quick Controls 2 is a must to
make behaviour more deterministic.
F.e QTextInput ( QC2 has nothing to with it ) is completly done in C++
and if you are willing to include private headers ( not private in the
meaning of C++ ) you can also use it from C++.
So you could implement a small C++ wrapper item around QTextInput that
hides the text property of the API and exposes the part of the API you
need in QML.
Then it doesn't matter how secure/insecure the QML runtime environment
actually is as it never sees the text.
Uwe
PS: could someone in charge of this mailinglist please have a look at
the spam filter ?
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