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Most of the guides on the internet suggest to use QML instead of Qt Widgets when it comes to dealing with graphics What is the difference between Qt Widgets and QML? What does QML give us, that Qt
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Qt also supports QML-defined enum types since Qt version 5 10 As an alternative to the C++-based answer by air-dex, you can now also use QML to create enum types:
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The question is about embedding a QWidget inside a QML scene While it is true that it is generally better to keep the application QWidget-based, you may still want to embed a QWidget inside your QML view (which is exactly the case in my application, for example)
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QML is Qt Meta Language or Qt Modelling Language is a user interface markup language QtQuick (both QtQuick 1 x and QtQuick 2 x) uses QML as a declarative language for designing user interface–centric applications Back at Qt 5 2 when you built a Qt Quick Application a significant question was whether the app was QtQuick 1 x or a QtQuick 2 x
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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 JavaScrip
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