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As you can see after exposing the object with setContextProperty we can access the property backgroundColor by name. We can also access the method usefulMethod because we declared it with the macro QINVOKABLE. We can also call the public slot reactToColorChange from QML. The example above doesn't have enums, but the usage is simple. I'm just curious, is it more lightweight to mark a method with QINVOKABLE than as a slot? Is it more of a design question to mark a method with QINVOKABLE, for instance a method that calculates and returns a value but is not inteeded to be used with signals. Stack Exchange Network. Stack Exchange network consists of 176 Q&A communities including Stack Overflow, the largest, most trusted online community for developers to learn, share their knowledge, and build their careers.
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Pdf Redening on Qt. Contribute to paulovap/qtpdfium development by creating an account on GitHub. QINVOKABLE prefix of function is provided in order to be accessed in QML. Public QObject QOBJECT private. SLOT for call singleton instance./ function onCallme.
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I have been reviewing this game engine for most of the day now and I am starting a project that has a sound engine that I would like to connect to that was developed as a DLL. I had looked over the QML documentation and got the sound engine loading using a Qt Quick app and now have sounds firing off with mouse events. I am not seeing a clear way to be able to call any slots or Q_INVOKABLE calls from my C++ wrapper class using Felgo’s framework.
Could anyone be kind enough to point me in the right direction? Thanks!
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Greetings,
I have been reviewing this game engine for most of the day now and I am starting a project that has a sound engine that I would like to connect to that was developed as a DLL. I had looked over the QML documentation and got the sound engine loading using a Qt Quick app and now have sounds firing off with mouse events. I am not seeing a clear way to be able to call any slots or Q_INVOKABLE calls from my C++ wrapper class using Felgo’s framework.
Could anyone be kind enough to point me in the right direction? Thanks!