[SailfishDevel] Warning when running under debugger

[Goncalo Carvalho]

Hi,

Yes. But that's just Page. All children of Page in SecondPage.qml have
anchors referencing parent. And it only happens when flicking back to
the initial Page (should have mentioned that).

So I'm assuming there's some code missing to do this back and forwarding.

Actually it doesn't matter if the above code is added or not. The
original tutorial app does the same when flicking back to the initial
page. Wonder if is Silica thing then.

Goncalo

On 23 August 2014 08:53, Andrey Kozhevnikov <coderusinbox at gmail.com> wrote:
> error inside SecondPage.qml on line 35
>
> 23.08.2014 13:52, Goncalo Carvalho пишет:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Long time lurker and a QML newbie. I've been playing with the tutorial
>> and adding this code to FirstPage.qml
>>
>>     onStatusChanged: {
>>
>>          if (status === PageStatus.Active && pageStack.depth === 1) {
>>
>>              pageStack.pushAttached(Qt.resolvedUrl("SecondPage.qml"))
>>
>>          }
>>
>>      }
>>
>> leads to the below warning when running under the debugger
>>
>> [W] unknown:35 -
>> file:///usr/share/myfirstapp/qml/pages/SecondPage.qml:35:1: QML Page:
>> Cannot anchor to an item that isn't a parent or sibling.
>>
>> It doesn't appear to be an issue when not running under the debugger.
>> This is all from Qt Creator.
>>
>> I understand why QML would complain with the above in general, but
>> what I don't get is why isn't always a warning or if there's a better
>> way of mimicking the above behaviour?
>>
>> Many thanks,
>>
>> Goncalo
>>
>> PS: Great phone btw. Replaced my N95! Only phone able to do that...
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