I'm trying to get into QT/QML coming from WPF/XAML.
In a test GUI, I'm using a ListView to display different Models on click of a button.This works alright so far, the view keeps showing each model when I click the corresponding button.But it still draws all the other models outside of its own bounds, overlapping surrounding elements with them.Can I turn this behaviour off?
This is my ListView:
ListView{ id: list_view anchors.fill: parent model: main_view_model snapMode: ListView.SnapOneItem boundsBehavior: Flickable.StopAtBounds highlightFollowsCurrentItem: true highlightMoveDuration: 75 highlightRangeMode: ListView.StrictlyEnforceRange currentIndex: view_index}
And this is the ObjectModel:
ObjectModel{ id: main_view_model // ListView index 0 TestView1 { anchors.centerIn: parent.center width: list_view.width height: list_view.height } // ListView index 1 TestView2 { anchors.centerIn: parent.center width: list_view.width height: list_view.height } // ListView index 2 TestView3 { anchors.centerIn: parent.center width: list_view.width height: list_view.height } // ListView index 3 TestView4 { anchors.centerIn: parent.center width: list_view.width height: list_view.height }}
I'm still struggling a bit with the layout and anchoring concepts of QML, since I'm used to XAML. So please excuse if I'm making an obvious mistake.