On 27-Dec-12 19:03, Charley Bay wrote: > For example, the "dynamic-property/run-time-attribute" > discovery/reflection is now possible in C++ because of "moc". It > enables the C++ statically-typed (compile-time-typed) language to > reflect runtime attributes like you have in Python or Java. That > enables whole new programming styles in C++ (e.g., QML property-binding).
Just one little tidbit - I wish we had a way to have that level of dynamic control on the QML side as well. It's almost paradoxical that the compiled, binary, C++ side is (way) more capable of dynamic property/attribute/etc discovery and utilization than the interpreted/non-binary QML. Or if we already *do* have such functionality, if it would be better documented :) Best regards, Attila _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
