Cascades Development

[StevenKader]

I have a context variable cppObject define as usual :

QmlDocument *qml = QmlDocument::create("asset:///main.qml").parent(this);

qml->setContextProperty("cppObject", this);

And it works fine in the main.qml.

Problem is that it doesn't work in the second QML files  pagetwo.qml  which is created on the fly in main.qml when  button is clicked.

Any idea how to access C++ from pagetwo.qml?

Thanks.

[BBSJdev]

Hi,

Did you remember to import your custom library in the second Page too?

It's easy to forget.

If you did can you say what you mean by 'doesn't work', what error/warning  message are you getting from the slogger?

[Zmey · Accepted solution]

I've made a simple test app to reproduce this, but I see "HELLO FROM C++" on both pages:

main.qml

// Navigation pane project template
import bb.cascades 1.0

NavigationPane {
    id: navigationPane
    Page {
        Container {
            Label {
                text: injection.testFunc()
            }
            Button {
                text: "Other page"
                onClicked: {
                    // show detail page when the button is clicked
                    var page = getSecondPage();
                    navigationPane.push(page);
                }
                property Page secondPage
                function getSecondPage() {
                    if (! secondPage) {
                        secondPage = secondPageDefinition.createObject();
                    }
                    return secondPage;
                }
                attachedObjects: [
                    ComponentDefinition {
                        id: secondPageDefinition
                        source: "DetailsPage.qml"
                    }
                ]
            }
        }
    }
}

DetailsPage.qml:

// Navigation pane project template
import bb.cascades 1.0

Page {
    Container {
        Label {
            text: injection.testFunc()
        }
    }
}

 TestEmpty3.cpp:

    QmlDocument *qml = QmlDocument::create("asset:///main.qml").parent(this);
    qml->setContextProperty("injection", this);

...

QString TestEmpty3::testFunc()
{
	return "HELLO FROM C++";
}

 TestEmpty3.h:

    Q_INVOKABLE QString testFunc();

[StevenKader]

Thanks for confirming that it should work. I saw that I put my function definition in the wrong place with the Q_INVOKABLE.

Thanks.

[costaf]

Hi Zmey, i'm having the same issue and I still have not been able to resolve it.  Would you be able to post all the content from your test project, or provide all all of it (zip) somewhere on the web.  This issue has been driving me nuts, and after reading soooooo many posts I still haven't been able to figure it out why.

Thanks

[StevenKader]

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costaf wrote:

Hi Zmey, i'm having the same issue and I still have not been able to resolve it.  Would you be able to post all the content from your test project, or provide all all of it (zip) somewhere on the web.  This issue has been driving me nuts, and after reading soooooo many posts I still haven't been able to figure it out why.

Thanks

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Is it working from one QML file but not in the second, or not working at all?  Can you show me your .hpp ?

[Zmey]

Hi,

Here is my test project:

TestEmpty3.zip