These are examples for use with the QML.jl package. To run them, clone this repository and cd to one of its subdirectories. Then run julia --project and instantiate the environment.

Quickstart to test, from within Julia:

# Alternatively, execute the git command directly in the shell or download the zip file
import LibGit2
isdir("QmlJuliaExamples") || LibGit2.clone("https://github.com/barche/QmlJuliaExamples.git", "QmlJuliaExamples")
cd("QmlJuliaExamples/basic") # or images, opengl or plots instead of the basic subdirectory
# As an alternative to next three lines,
# 1) Start Julia with `julia --project`
# 2) Run `instantiate` from the pkg shell.
using Pkg
Pkg.activate(".")
Pkg.instantiate()
readdir() # Print list of example files
include("gui.jl") # Or any of the files in the directory

Most of the examples consist of a Julia script and a .qml file in the qml subfolder.

The qml file defines how the GUI looks, the Julia script provides one or more functions for the business logic.

You will find the line:

ENV["QSG_RENDER_LOOP"] = "basic"

on top of most scripts to disable QML multithreading which is not yet supported by QML 0.9.

• Makie v0.17.13 is required for plots using that library.

• board OK
• canvas OK
• canvas_alpha OK
• canvas_twice OK
• checkboxes OK
• colors OK
• drag OK
• dynamiclist OK
• filedialog OK
• fizzbuzz OK
• grid OK
• gui OK
• listmodel-fromjulia OK
• observable OK
• progressbar OK
• sketch OK
• tableview OK
• text OK

• image OK
• threadedcanvas
  Not doing anything.
• treadeddisplay
  Not doing anything.

• gltriangle OK
• makie-plot PERFECT
• makie GOOD
• makie-panzoom OK

• canvas_and_gr Very nice
• gr OK
• plot OK
• repl-background Not doing anything.