[Interest] QML version of QRubberBand

[Alexander Ivash]

> You'll want a background MouseArea, and onMouseDown, you locate the Rectangle x,y, and on mouseMove, you adjust the height and width per the new mouse   > location minus, the y and x.
> I've not one a "rubberband" per se, just a background swipe gesture, but it should work the same.


Thank you for quick reply, but do I _have_to_ create separate
invisible top-level QML Window as it can be done in other way? Lets
say I have small window 200x200 px
with a button which should make rubberband visible and screen with
resolution 1024x768. After appearing rubberband should allow to select
any part of the whole screen and not only 200x200 area.


2016-04-12 18:21 GMT+03:00 Jason H <jhihn at gmx.com>:
> You'll want a background MouseArea, and onMouseDown, you locate the Rectangle x,y, and on mouseMove, you adjust the height and width per the new mouse location minus, the y and x.
> I've not one a "rubberband" per se, just a background swipe gesture, but it should work the same.
>
>
>> Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2016 at 5:57 AM
>> From: "Alexander Ivash" <elderorb at gmail.com>
>> To: "interest at qt-project.org" <interest at qt-project.org>
>> Subject: [Interest] QML version of QRubberBand
>>
>> Is it possible to implement QML version of QRubberBand ? I mean fully
>> QML, without any widgets dependency?
>>
>> I understand it is trivial to make draggable area inside QML window.
>> But what about draggable area over the whole screen? Should I create
>> separate invisible QML window with the geometry of the screen and just
>> put draggable rectangle inside or better approach exists?
>>
>> Alexander
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