Stephen D'Angelo

You can see my comment here and some issues I ran into: https://github.com/qmlweb/qmlweb/issues/422#issuecomment-348049931

@akreuzkamp > or Great Britain to leave the EU Ha, that made me lol.

> I don't think that's an QML engine issue, I think it's a JS GC issue, and developers in a language should know how the GC works. +1

@akreuzkamp In the example you gave, this just seems like user-error. If I'm using QML, I need to know that Items within a Repeater (or a Loader, or anything that...

> Replace the rep.itemAt(3).forceActiveFocus(); by the user giving focus to one item of the repeater, by clicking on it or using Tab or whatever. But the Repeater would have already...

> fs.$focusItem still is a valid reference to the deleted item. Ah ok, I wasn't understanding that your example was referring to an internal QObject reference stored within FocusScope. Obviously...

I think if it went into `QMLContext` it would then be accessible everywhere (as it would be in `meta.context.engine`, instead of `meta.engine`). The global `QmlWeb.executionContext` would still be set/restored as...

I don't really see a way around a global executionContext. Namely, how would "static" methods like `Qt.createComponent` know what engine/context to use without consulting some sort of global "current" value?...

Sorry if you got the previous update, my finger slipped on mobile... I'm all for scoping the Qt variable, but the example you gave wouldn't work as expected even in...

I wouldn’t say it’s so much abandoned as it implements enough of a subset of QML for the current users’ purposes. At least that’s how I see it. Is there...