I'm using Qt 5.4.1 in QtCreator 3.3.1
I've imported QtQuick.Controls 1.2 into my QML and added a series of buttons:
Rectangle {
id: buttonBar
x: 480
y: 0
width: 320
height: 80
Button {
x: 0
y: 0
width: 80
height: 60
text: "Songs"
}
Button {
x: 80
y: 0
width: 80
height: 60
text: "Artists"
}
Button {
x: 160
y: 0
width: 80
height: 60
text: "Albums"
}
Button {
x: 240
y: 0
width: 80
height: 60
text: "Back"
}
}
They all render fine when I run the program, but everytime that QtCreator opens the qml file it jumps into design mode and I get the warning:
invalid property name 'x' (M16)
and the lines where I use x, y, width and height are all underlined when I view the file in edit mode.
But the documentation says these are valid properties for my buttons - http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-controls-button-members.html
How do I stop/resolve this error message?
It's a bug in the type info that is generated for controls for use of Qt Creator.
To suppress this error, add comment:
Button {
// @disable-check M16
x: 80
y: 0
}
Try to add import QtQuick.Window 2.2 before all other imports in qml.
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