how implement different views

[Sunny31]

I've a main.qml file, the UI looks like this:

############################################
# FIRST_SCENE # SECOND_SCENE # THIRD_SCENE #
############################################

############################################
# FIRST_SCENE # SECOND_SCENE # THIRD_SCENE #
############################################

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Each '*_SCENE' represents a button which redirects to a .qml file.
my question is, how can I implement such a thing in QtQuick?
I mean, how do I show a different .qml file with a nice effect while switching to the other .qml file?


thanks

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Added after 1 9 minutes:

My post is a bit confusing...

I have 3 .qml file.
Each file represents a totally different scene with its own widgets. If the user clicks on the button 'SECOND_SCENE' the second .qml file should be shown smooth. how do I realize that?
I couldn't find anything in the examples.

[laszlo.gosztola]

I created an item like this

Item {
   id: loadedItem
   Loader {
      source 
   }
}

Item {
   id: loadedItem
   Loader {
      source 
   }
}

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and used this item as a flippable.front, an other one as flippable.back.
So i can change the qml in run-time.

[Sunny31]

not really what I wanted.
your solution works good if I just have 2 views. but I have over 3 views!
but thanks for your answer!

I have something like this:


I want to switch between these tabs, each tab represents an INDIVIDUAL QML FILE, with its OWN WIDGETS.

If the user clicks on TAB 1, a signal is triggered to the c++ application where I change the view. yeah I can call a 'view.setSource("tab1.qml")', but what happens with the Signal-Slot connections to the qml-Widgets?
my other idea was to have multiple QDeclarativeViews, but every time if a QDeclarativeView is showed a new window pops up.
I also want a nice effect while switching between these qml files (= tabs)

[aamer4yu]

There was some example in Qt demos.. or may be on Qt Labs / Dojo.
Search for parallex qml .