I want to do something similer to following code:
//test.qml
import QtQuick 1.0
Item
{
var globalforJs =10;
function increment() // JavaScript fu
Using int
or variant
properties do not create a javascript variable, but rather a semantically different generic QML property (see here)
Before Qt 5, global javascript variables were recommended to be defined in a separately imported javascript file, however Qt 5 adds a var
type property support.
the thing which you want to make global should be done like in this example
property variant name:"john"//i want this to be global
onCreationCompleted(){
Qt.name = name
}
whereever you want to use the name property use like Qt.name
instead of just name.this
also applicable for any ids of controls
Try property int globalForJs: 10;
If you want a variable that can take any type:
property var globalForJs: 10
Prior to QML 2, use the variant
keyword instead of var
.