I'm sure this is a silly question, but why are these different:
// FILE: MyItem0.qml
import QtQuick 2.0
import my.custom.cpp 1.0 //<==NOTE NO "as"
Item {
property MyCppType myCppType // WORKS
}
// FILE: MyItem1.qml
import QtQuick 2.0
import my.custom.cpp 1.0 as MyCpp //<==NOTE "as"
Item {
property MyCpp.MyCppType myCppType // NOT WORK
}
QUESTION: If I import the C++ custom types with an "as MyCpp", then I can
no longer use the type as a "property" within QML. Dropping the
"as-module" name works.
The compile error is at the "dot" separating the "MyCpp" from "MyCppType",
with an error:
property MyCpp.MyCppType myCppType
> ^
> "Unexpected token '.'"
I assume package/namespace/plugin scoping names are not allowed for
defining properties in QML? Does this mean you can't use "as-namespaces"
in a QML file when you want that C++ type as a "property"?
Just curious. Thanks!
--charley
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