On Thursday 15 May 2014 04:44:34 Ben Lau wrote:
> well , I also think that the document about Drag and Drop is not clear
> enough.. Reading from example code is more easy to understand.
>
> Anyway , the solution to your problem: You should call drag.accept() within
> the onEntered slot. Then it wi
well , I also think that the document about Drag and Drop is not clear
enough.. Reading from example code is more easy to understand.
Anyway , the solution to your problem: You should call drag.accept() within
the onEntered slot. Then it will enable the onDropped slot to be executed.
http://qt-pr
Hey,
I'm trying to get my head around the QML Drag and Drop API and keep finding
oddities. (I've already posted some bugs and CRs in order to improve the
situation). But here's a new one:
DropArea has a 'onDropped' signal, that is supposed to be emitted "when a drop
event occurs within the bou
