Now guys wt c ++ will also be in Qml development of a look at the attached qml wml framework
Added by Everton Fonseca about 5 years ago
Much faster development using Wt c and Qml of Qt
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Replies (5)
RE: Now guys wt c ++ will also be in Qml development of a look at the attached qml wml framework - Added by Koen Deforche about 5 years ago
Hey,
Looks cool! How does that work and what does one need to use this?
Do you need to map/annotate every Wt widget manually? Do signal/slots work as well?
Regards,
koen
RE: Now guys wt c ++ will also be in Qml development of a look at the attached qml wml framework - Added by Everton Fonseca about 5 years ago
Hi Koen
so I'm still developing the qml API, soon I'll provide the github url.
About the Signal case I'm still working with it, because Wt and Qt have big problems with this cross of headers, because of the word emit.
Can you help me with this problem?
Greetings,
Everton Fonseca
RE: Now guys wt c ++ will also be in Qml development of a look at the attached qml wml framework - Added by Florian Ransmayr about 5 years ago
Hey,
one way to deal with this problem is to add CONFIG+=no_keywords to your qt project file. This tells Qt not to define the moc keywords signals, slots and emit. You have to change all occurrences of signals, slots and emit to Q_SIGNALS, Q_SLOTS and Q_EMIT. For details check Qt documentation https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/signalsandslots.html bottom of the page ("Using Qt with 3rd Party Signals and Slots").
I am not sure if this is the best solution but it should work like this.
Best regards
Florian
RE: Now guys wt c ++ will also be in Qml development of a look at the attached qml wml framework - Added by Koen Deforche about 5 years ago
Hey,
In addition, checkout the wtwithqt example which shows how to have compatibility between the two libraries.
Regards,
Koen