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[Roberto Mier Escandón <roberto.escandon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Diogo:

Once the user enters some value in the textfield, you can reference it
outside the textfield by using q1.text

You can also define a property wherever you need, to fill it with your
desired value this way:

property int sum: parseInt(q1.text, 10) + 1000


Is that what you are looking for?



On 08/07/14 22:47, diogo wrote:
> How can i store the value an user enters in a variable?
> 
> For example i have this code
> 
> |TextField {width: 37; height: 19
>                        var
>                        id: q1
>                        x: 91
>                        y: 29
>                        anchors.horizontalCenter: parent.horizontalCenter
>                                 anchors.verticalCenter:
> parent.verticalCenter
>                                 anchors.centerIn: parent
>                        placeholderText: "0"
>                        font.pixelSize: 12
>                        text: ""
>                        anchors.verticalCenterOffset: 26
>                        anchors.horizontalCenterOffset: -115
>                        validator: IntValidator{}
>                        horizontalAlignment: TextInput.AlignHCenter
>                        style: TextFieldStyle {
>                            textColor: "black"
>                            background: Rectangle { width: 45; height:
> 25; radius: 20.0
> 
>                                color: "#F0EBEB"
>                                implicitWidth: 40
>                                implicitHeight: 24
>                                border.color: "#000000"
>                                border.width: 1
>                            }
>                        }
>                        onTextChanged: {console.log(parseInt(text,10) +
> 1000)}
>                    }
> |
> 
> can i use the id to later use and make the sum or the multiplication??
> If yes then and how??
> 
> 
> 
>