Setting NO_RESOURCE_TARGET_PATH removed the prefix and fixes the pathes
for me.
[...]
engine.loadFromModule("Main_Module", "Main");
Indeed, if you make the module invisible, you cannot load from it.
NO_RESOURCE_TARGET_PATH is one of the "NO" options. They are called "NO"
for a reason: You shouldn't use them.
doesn't work, also "qml/Main" doesn't work
That's wrong on two levels already. You should not put your QML files
into a subdirectory inside your QML modules. This makes the implicit
import of you QML files different from the module they belong to. As a
result, singletons will misbehave, among other things. Usually you could
fix that by explicitly importing your module from each of your QML
files, but alas, your module is invisible because of
NO_RESOURCE_TARGET_PATH. So you cannot import it.
I've hidden the foot gun, but you've found it.
Instead of putting files in the "qml" subdirectory into the top level
QML module, make a separate QML module called "Main_Module.qml" inside
the subdirectory. You don't have to move your QML files. You only have
to add another CMakeLists.txt file with another qt_add_qml_module next
to them. Then, at least their implicit import will be the same as the
module.
best regards,
Ulf
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