Hi,
On 16/09/2010, at 7:59 PM, "Dzyubenko Denis (Nokia-MS-Qt/Oslo)"
<denis.dzyube...@nokia.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> No it doesn't work, and no its not supposed to work. Qt's dynamic
>> properties do not fit the QML model very well which relies on knowing the
>> complete static type of an object prior to instantiation, and we'd prefer
>> not to support them.
>
> it sounds a bit strange to me, but if it is a conscious decision they I can
> live with that.
>
> Though it would be convenient to get access to dynamic properties if the user
> explicitly asks for them in QML - for example it would be convenient to have
> something like that in QML;
>
> MyQMLItem {
> Item {
> width: parent.dynamicProperty("my_dynamic_property") // mark explicitly
> that we want a dynamic property
> }
> }
We could add that, but it seems a little clunky.
>> Perhaps if you give more details about the actual problem you are trying to
>> solve we can think of an alternative way.
>
> It is mostly for prototyping in the QML Gestures project - we would want to
> expose new properties for QML on objects inside QtGui but we are not sure if
> we want to have them in the final version. Of course we could use
> Q_PRIVATE_PROPERTY, but for that we need to modify Qt gui itself. Right now
> our research code is in the qml import module - so it would be much more
> convenient if we could set some properties on objects in Qt from inside the
> qml plugin, and them access them from the qml document without creating
> wrappers in the qml module.
An extension object could be used for exactly this purpose.
http://doc.trolltech.org/4.7-snapshot/qml-extending.html#extension-objects
Cheers,
Aaron
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