[Interest] How to provide a component to a QML item?

[Yasser Sobhy]

Hi Jason

I am not sure if I have understood you correctly, but I think I have used a
similar approach in some of my apps to create a dynamic-content list.

I have done that by aliasing the data property of the column item as
follows

//StandardScreenWithSpecificContent.qml
StandardScreenWithSpecificContent {

property alias elements : column1.data

   /* implied StandardScreenContent */
     Column {
         id: column1
     }
}

This way you can dynamically change the children items of the column by
assigning an array of items


StandardScreenWithSpecificContent {
      elements : [
          Label {
                 text: "label 1"
           },

            Label {
                 text: "label 2"
           }
      ]
}



On Dec 20, 2016 3:30 AM, "Jason H" <jhihn at gmx.com> wrote:

I've got a situation where I have a variety of items ("screens" in a
stackView) where they have a similar structure, but the content differs.

Example:
Screen {
  Column {
    StandardScreenContent { }
    ScreenSpecificContent{ }
  }
}

But I'd like to do it like:
StandardScreenWithSpecificContent {
   /* implied StandardScreenContent */
   delegate: {
     Column {
       /* screen specific content*/
     }
   }
}

This is a limited example, so it may not make a lot of sense in this
context but I think that illustrates my intent. How can I accomplish it?
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