Hello,

see this article [doc.qt.nokia.com]

Also, you can use Qt Components [doc.qt.nokia.com]. They are available for Symbian, MeeGo and desktop.

I would recommend against the first approach. Yes, it is possible, but no, it is not a good idea. QGraphicsProxyWidget should IMO be avoided. It does not work properly, and is basically depricated due to it being a design flaw to begin with.

Go for the components if you can.

Thank you, I already heard that QGraphicsProxyWidget should be avoided at the Qt Dev Days. Is there an alternative for it if I want to create my own components?

I saw that the native Qt Quick elements are derived from QDeclarativeItem. Maybe this helps when creating my own QML elements, but e.g. the QComboBox seems to be quite a lot of effort.

Why don’t you look into how the Quick Desktop Compontents project creates combo boxes?
See here [qt.gitorious.org] for the sources and here [youtube.com] for the video.

The Quick Desktop Components are amazing!
Are the Qt Components also available for Desktop? I saw that the Page and PageStack qmls are in Symbian / Meego folders.

Do you know if it is planned to include these components in the new QML version?

They are not available yet in the sense of “officially released”, however the sources are there for you to use if you want. It is likely that a set of components like these will appear in a future version of Qt, but don’t count on it being there before Qt 5.1.

That sounds good!

But it would still be nice if I could reuse all my QWidget dialogs and if I would not have to rebuild them.

saho wrote:

But it would still be nice if I could reuse all my QWidget dialogs and if I would not have to rebuild them.