Actually, everything you need to do it, is more or less in my first post.
In your C++ file you 'mark' your enum with Q_ENUMS, e.g. Q_ENUMS(<myEnum>).
The class has to be a QObject, or include Q_GADGET.
Somewhere you then have to register your enum:
qmlRegisterUncreatableType<class_where_your_enum_is_defined>("<myEnum>", 1,
0,"<arbitrary name>", "");
That's all in the C++ part.
In QML:
import <myEnum> 1.0
and then if your enum is:
enum bla{
Foo1
, Foo2
, Foo3
}
You can use it like:
<arbitrary name>.Foo1
<arbitrary name>.Foo2
Enum names must start with an uppercase letter.
Guido
> Hi,
>
> I've been looking for something like this, can you give me a more
> concrete example? I'm not sure I understand how you were able to do
> it.
>
> Tim.
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