Latest Contributions by LucasDanzinger

You can set up a handler for the mousePositionChanged signal and accept the mouse events depending on if your panning flag is enabled or not. Something like the following should get you started. Thanks, Luke import QtQuick 2.3 import QtQuick.Controls 1.2 import QtQuick.Controls.Styles 1.2 import QtQuick.Dialogs 1.2 import QtQuick.Layouts 1.1 import ArcGIS.Extras 1.0 import ArcGIS.Runtime 10.26 ApplicationWindow {     id: rootRectangle     width: 500     height: 500     property bool isPannable: true     Envelope {         id: extentEnvelope         xMin: -122.511         yMin: 37.7474         xMax: -122.3887         yMax: 37.8125         spatialReference: SpatialReference {             wkid: 4326         }     }     Map {         id: mainMap         anchors.fill: parent         extent: extentEnvelope         focus: true         ArcGISLocalTiledLayer {             id: baseArcGISLocalTiledLayer             path: "~/ArcGIS/Runtime/Data/tpks/SanFrancisco.tpk"         }         onMouseClicked: {             console.log("clicked", mouse.mapX)         }         onMousePositionChanged:  {             if (!isPannable) {                 mouse.accepted = true;             } else {                 mouse.accepted = false;             }         }     }     Button {         text: "disable panning"         onClicked: {             if (isPannable)                 isPannable = false;             else                 isPannable = true;         }     } } ... View more

Not at this release, but we are hoping to add this into both C++ and QML APIs in an upcoming release. Thanks, Luke ... View more

Pablo- When you say you "couldn't build in any case", do you mean you are trying to actually build the binaries locally? This is something you would do with the SDK, but not something you would likely do with AppStudio. The workflow for AppStudio currently focuses around using the AppPlayer to play the interpreted QML code. Is this also not working? Either way, I think the best thing for you to do is to post in the AppStudio forums on the beta community so the AppStudio team can give you a hand with this-- https://earlyadopter.esri.com/home.html . It seems like building a simple app with the SDK is working, so I think some expertise from the AppStudio team may be what you need Thanks, Luke ... View more

KK- This looks like the crash is occurring in Qt itself, not in our API. I'm guessing there is some issue with setting the image you are retrieving to the QImage, and this is causing some issue. I suggest for this type of thing, either log an issue with Qt support (if you have it), or post something on their forums to see if they can assist you with it - Home | Qt Forum Thanks, Luke ... View more

Hey KK- Nope, this is something you would need to convert in ArcGIS Desktop. You could bring in a valid raster file, add it to your map, then share as tile package. There is no API provided in Runtime for this. -Luke ... View more

KK- Are you certain you installed the C++ API? The setup installer allows you to select if you want to install the C++ API in addition to the QML API. A good way to check is to see if this exists - C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS SDKs\Qt10.2.6\sdk\ideintegration\ArcGISRuntimeQtTemplate10_2_6 If it does not, then you need to run the installer and install C++ API. If it is installed, try running the post installer again for Qt Creator. Thanks, Luke ... View more

KK- The code isn't on Github at this time. This animation is all done in QML. We use the Behavior element and add different animations for when certain properties of an element change. This Qt doc should help get you started - Behavior QML Element | Qt 4.8 -Luke ... View more

Hey Ceyhun- In the .pro file where you see QT+= and then a bunch of modules, try eliminating any that you don't need. For example, this should be enough for the basic template to run- "QT += core gui qml quick". Maybe your installation of 5.4.2 didn't include one of the modules that is referenced in the .pro file. -Luke ... View more

Hey Robert- You need to install the non OpenGL Windows Qt Kit. Notice that in the path in your error message, it says "msvc2013_64_opengl". You want to install the one that just says "msvc2013_64". This one should do the trick - http://download.qt.io/official_releases/qt/5.4/5.4.2/qt-opensource-windows-x86-msvc2013_64-5.4.2.exe Qt releases a few different versions of their Windows kit - one is built to use OpenGL for graphics display, and the other is used to use ANGLE. Our 10.2.5 release used OpenGL, but moving forward (10.2.6 onward), we will be building our Windows libs using ANGLE. More info about what this means can be found here - ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt: Migrating 10.2.5 Windows apps to 10.2.6 and DirectX | ArcGIS Blog Let me know how it goes. -Luke ... View more

Rainer- The reason this is happening is because it is a value based object, so when you are getting/setting, you are seeing a copy, but the actual value is not updated. You will need to get the symbol out of the graphic, modify it, then assign it back. GraphicsLayer {   id: gl   Graphic {   id: g   geometry:  Point {     x: 0     y: 0     spatialReference: mainMap.spatialReference   }   symbol: TextSymbol {     id: txt     text: "0"     }   } } Button {   property var count: 0   anchors {     right: parent.right     top: parent.top     margins: 15   }   text: "set text"   onClicked: {     var txtSymbol = g.symbol;     txtSymbol.text = "some text " + count++;     g.symbol = txtSymbol;   } } -Luke ... View more