So if you need type checking and binding/change notify, simply declare your property as a member of the root object in your main.qml, and it will be accessible from everywhere in the …

I cannot find a way to communicate from one qml file to the other one. I know there are many ways to send signals from qml to C++ slots and reverse, but all my research about signals …

I still can't get use to the major difference between the QML way of doing this thing and the good old C++ code. Basically the slot is generated internally without the need to define it manually …

Adding your MyTabView.qml to your project in the same directory of main.qml is not sufficient. You have to put your QML file in the Resources (probably main.qrc/qml/) in order to have it …

If I've got a list of things in C++, how do I expose that to QML (in Qt5 / QtQuick 2)? It seems like QML can only understand QObject-derived classes, which is an issue because QObjects can't …

I'm attempting to build a reusable QML Component that internally hosts a GridView. Each element in the GridView has a set of behaviors (mostly display and mouse-based stuff) that is common …

How do I declare a list property in QML (for use with Qt.labs.settings in my case):

Does QML allow us to define enums? If so, how we can declare enumerations in QML? I want to declare an enum in QML like the following C++ enum. If possible, I want to do this without any …

Just remember that QML is declarative language, and you are able to write imperative code in functions or property bindings, but not in object definition.

What is the difference between width / height and implicitWidth / Height in QML? When should one set the implicit dimensions instead of the regular? When should one ask the implicit …