On 05/15/2011 10:29 PM, Arjan van de Ven wrote:
On 5/15/2011 12:35 PM, Tom Swindell wrote:
Hi,
Currently, unfortunately, there is no way to integrate with dbus from
QML directly. The easiest way is to write a C++ wrapper which exposes
your QML friendly methods and handles making the dbus calls
CCing qt-qml mailing list which is the proper place for this discussion.
On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 4:35 PM, Tom Swindell wrote:
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> - Original message -
>> I would suspect that "QML only" is not a great start; while QML is great
>> for writing some very basic apps once you want someth
- Original message -
> I would suspect that "QML only" is not a great start; while QML is great
> for writing some very basic apps once you want something fancy you
> very likely end up doing C++ work
>
Yes, I completely agree. Otoh, the fact is a lot of potential developers s
On 5/15/2011 12:35 PM, Tom Swindell wrote:
Hi,
Currently, unfortunately, there is no way to integrate with dbus from
QML directly. The easiest way is to write a C++ wrapper which exposes
your QML friendly methods and handles making the dbus calls.
I appreciate that this isn't ideal if you'r
Hi,
Currently, unfortunately, there is no way to integrate with dbus from QML
directly. The easiest way is to write a C++ wrapper which exposes your QML
friendly methods and handles making the dbus calls.
I appreciate that this isn't ideal if you're not a C++ dev and are trying to
learn QML on
Hi List!
What is the easiest way to use D-Bus APIs on QML ?
I've seen this article on the ineternet:
http://minimoesfuerzo.org/2010/03/30/playing-qml-and-dbus/
But It looks quite complicate. It need a lot of preparation works (xml desc ->
qdbusxml2cpp -> register into qml).
Is there way to direc
