Re: [Development] How to skip write property in qml's property binding?

Thank you Mike, My answer is "what it last was before fooObject went null", and I was use it in my project. That's conceptually not a binding. A binding is something that updates whenever any of its depedencies updates. It's value is calculated from its dependencies. In your case, however, as

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Re: [Development] How to skip write property in qml's property binding?

Thank you Mike, My answer is "what it last was before fooObject went null", and I was use it in my project. Relatively speaking, "text: fooObject?.title ?? text" is the easiest way to understand so far. From: Development on behalf of JiDe Zhang Sent: Wednesday

Re: [Development] How to skip write property in qml's property binding?

I can't add the RESET attribute to the property, because that properties isn't defined in my project. Also, I don't want this attribute to be reset. I want it to retain its current value, it has lost its binding state only. From: Development on behalf of Ulf Her