[Android-development] Android QFileDialog

[Rutledge Shawn]

You could use QtQuick.Dialogs.  The implementation for Android is QML and uses FolderListModel to access the directory structure.  You can also modify DefaultFileDialog.qml to customize it for special needs.  But I see that we discussed it last June.

Are you mixing widgets and QtQuick?

On 16 Feb 2015, at 10:32, <maitai at virtual-winds.org> <maitai at virtual-winds.org> wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> We based it on QFileSystemModel and QModelIndex. You can easily find 
> some examples on internet and adapt it to Android. It's called the same 
> way QFileDialog is, so it's just a #ifdef in case our app is running 
> under android (Widget based, no qml).
> 
> Philippe Lelong.
> 
> 
> Le 16-02-2015 10:16, Robert Iakobashvili a écrit :
>> On Fri, Feb 13, 2015 at 7:09 PM,  <maitai at virtual-winds.org> wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>> 
>>> I don't have such problem because we are using our own fileDialog and
>>> colorDialog for Android (anyway QFileDialog, QFontDialog and 
>>> QColorDialog
>>> are not usable at all on Android).
>> 
>>> Thanks
>>> Philippe Lelong
>>> 
>> 
>> Changed the subject in order not to hay-jack
>> the original conversation to another direction.
>> 
>> Could you provide some tips regarding your
>> custom-made android file dialog?
>> 
>> Have you made your own widget or a native dialog
>> above the Qt infra?
>> 
>> My understanding is that writable locations to
>> be detected: the internal, the Downloads and the sdcard,
>> if any, and presented as folder options.
>> 
>> Any tips or directions would be very much
>> appreciated.
>> 
>> Thank you in advance.
>> Robert
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