QML and QtQuick Webinars: User Interaction
The next episode of the QML and QtQuick webinar series is devoted to handling mouse and keyboard events.
The first part of the webinar is devoted to the story about the non-visual element MouseArea, which defines the screen areas in which mouse events trigger the handlers. The host, Kirill Krinkin, shows two ways to handle mouse events — using property binding and signal handlers , and explains the difference between these methods.
In the second part of the video, two types of keyboard input are described: text (when some special keys are processed at runtime and whose events do not reach the handlers) and raw (when all keys call handlers). After the introductory should be a practical part of the volume.
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We have already managed to publish two parts of the webinar on QML and QtQuick: one was dedicated to the architecture of applications in QML, and the other to the basic tools for creating user interfaces.
The first part of the webinar is devoted to the story about the non-visual element MouseArea, which defines the screen areas in which mouse events trigger the handlers. The host, Kirill Krinkin, shows two ways to handle mouse events — using property binding and signal handlers , and explains the difference between these methods.
In the second part of the video, two types of keyboard input are described: text (when some special keys are processed at runtime and whose events do not reach the handlers) and raw (when all keys call handlers). After the introductory should be a practical part of the volume.
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We have already managed to publish two parts of the webinar on QML and QtQuick: one was dedicated to the architecture of applications in QML, and the other to the basic tools for creating user interfaces.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/142966/
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