April 2018
Beginner
714 pages
18h 21m
English
Qt Quick introduces a concept of states. Any Qt Quick object can have a predefined set of states. Each state corresponds to a certain situation in the application logic. For example, we can say that our calculator application has two states:
States are identified by string names. Implicitly, any object has the base state with an empty name. To declare a new state, you need to specify the state name and a set of property values that are different in that state, compared to the base state.
Each Qt Quick object also has the state property. When you assign a state ...
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