How to get property from global | Python

[NikUvolen]

I have just recently started to familiarize myself with slint and have encountered one problem. From python I need to get data from TextEdit, so I decided to store property in global.

export global PercentageAdapter {
    in-out property <string> codeIn;
}

https://docs.slint.dev/latest/docs/python/slint
In the documentation there is a section with access from python to the global property, but the instance (I think it's slint.loader.app_window) is only stored components.

def load():
    sys.path.insert(0, 'slint-gui')
    loader = slint.loader.app_window
    print(loader)

Please help me with this problem. Maybe I am missing something or there is no such functionality in python?

[tronical]

I have just recently started to familiarize myself with slint and have encountered one problem. From python I need to get data from TextEdit, so I decided to store property in global.

export global PercentageAdapter {
    in-out property <string> codeIn;
}

https://docs.slint.dev/latest/docs/python/slint In the documentation there is a section with access from python to the global property, but the instance (I think it's slint.loader.app_window) is only stored components.

def load():
    sys.path.insert(0, 'slint-gui')
    loader = slint.loader.app_window
    print(loader)

Your observation is correct, slint.loader.app_window contains a list of exported components. In your case, ou are probably interested in the MainWindow one.

Instantiate it, and then use the instance to access the globals. For example:

instance = slint.loader.app_window.MainWindow()
instance.show()
...
instance.PercentageAdapter.codeIn = "Test";

[NikUvolen]

instance = slint.loader.app_window.MainWindow()
instance.show()
...
instance.PercentageAdapter.codeIn = "Test"

Thanks, the solution did prove useful :D