Duplicate Bindings

This warning category has multiple warnings:

Duplicate Interceptor On Property

What happened?

One property has multiple interceptors .

Why is this bad?

Setting multiple interceptors on the same property is unsupported by the QML engine.

范例

Lets use Behavior as interceptor twice on the same property:

import QtQuick
Rectangle {
    Behavior on width {
        NumberAnimation { duration: 1000 }
    }
    Behavior on width { // not ok: Duplicate interceptor on property "width" [duplicate-property-binding]
        NumberAnimation { duration: 2000 }
    }
}
					

You can fix this warning by removing all but one Behavior :

import QtQuick
Rectangle {
    Behavior on width {
        NumberAnimation { duration: 2000 }
    }
}
					

另请参阅 Property Modifier Types .

Duplicate Value Source On Property

What happened?

One property has multiple value sources .

Why is this bad?

The value sources will show unexpected behavior when combined. See 范例 下文。

范例

Lets use NumberAnimation as value source twice on the same property:

import QtQuick
Rectangle {
    NumberAnimation on x { to: 50; duration: 1000 }
    NumberAnimation on x { to: 10; duration: 100 } // not ok: Duplicate value source on property "x" [duplicate-property-binding]
    onXChanged: console.log(x)
}
					

If you check the output of that program, you will see that the two NumberAnimation will interleave each other, which is probably not the effect that was intended. You can fix this warning by removing all but one NumberAnimation :

import QtQuick
Rectangle {
    NumberAnimation on x { to: 50; duration: 1000 }
}
					

Cannot Combine Value Source And Binding

What happened?

One property has a value source and a binding on the same property.

Why is this bad?

The binding will updated the property value before the value source starts updating this property. This may lead to unexpected behavior, and is also harder to read.

范例

Lets use NumberAnimation as value source on the same property:

import QtQuick
Rectangle {
    NumberAnimation on x { to: 50; duration: 1000 } // not ok: Cannot combine value source and binding on property "x" [duplicate-property-binding]
    x: 55
    onXChanged: console.log(x)
}
					

If you check the output of that program, you will see that the NumberAnimation will animate from 55 to 50, which would be easier to read with following code:

import QtQuick
Rectangle {
    NumberAnimation on x { from: 55; to: 50; duration: 1000 } // ok: intentions are clearer now!
}