Hi.
Just out of curiosity.
I have several C++ plugins, which I successfully export to QML
using QDeclarativeExtensionPlugin. Within the plugin class
I do:
void registerTypes(const char *uri){
qmlRegisterType<MyClass>(uri, 1, 0, "myclass");
}
My classes inherits QAbstractListModel and I can just use them in QML
without any import statement.
Yesterday I a hell of a ride to export an enum, which I wrapped into
a class, to QML. I did exactly the same, but as I did with my model
plugins, but it never worked. I thought I did something wrong with
Q_ENUMS. But more or less by coincidence I found, that I could not use
the above function to register my enum class, but hat to write:
void registerTypes(const char *uri){
Q_UNUSED(uri)
qmlRegisterType<MyClass>("myENUMS", 1, 0, "myclass");
}
And then do:
import myENUMS 1.0 in the qml file.
Is there a good explanation for this difference in behaviour? Is it
somewhere documented? Feels rather inconsitent to me.
Btw. later on I changed qmlRegisterType to qmlRegisterUncreatableType,
but this had no effect on my inital problem.
Guido
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