Gerome: Hopefully I understand what you mean.
Looks like you are trying to load externalized QML resources dynamically. QML Dynamic options: Loader->Source() (Url or Localfile) Loader->SourceComponent() Dynamic C++: QmlEngine->loadData()/load() QmlComponent->setData()/loadUrl() I have yet to see anyone comment on how to load "IMPORTABLE" QML components dynamically. md On 6/2/2015 1:44 PM, Jérôme Godbout wrote: > Hi, > It may seem odd, but I'm looking to have some resources bundle that > could be generated for some qml modules and only used when the module is > used or import. > > Here's what I'm looking to do: > > * App.exe --performAction1 > o ModuleA 1.0 (qmldir, some .qml) > + ModuleA.rcc (images, font, video, txt, .html, etc related) > o ModuleB 1.0 > + ModuleB.rcc > * App.exe --performAction2 > o ModuleC 1.0 > + ModuleC.rcc > o ModuleA 1.0 > + ModuleA.rcc > > I'm wondering if there's a hook that could be used to call > QResource::registerResource() when the module is load or a qmldir > syntaxe that could point the resource file to incorporated (feature > request if that make sense). > > qmldir file: > module ModuleA > itemA 1.0 itemA.qml > resource ModuleA.rcc "maproot" > > We have a single application that load very different script upon > launching, using a bunch of different modules, we would like to avoid to > load resource and require them to perform a strip down version for a > particular task. > > Releasing > > * App.exe > * PerformAction1.bat (calling App.exe --performAction1) > * ModuleA (qml, .rcc) > * ModuleB (qml, .rcc) > > Let's say performAction1 launch a script into ModuleA, which require > ModuleB (depends on inside qmldir could make us known all modules that > must be deployed or create a import walker into module to auto detect > all imported modules that must be deployed along). But the only show > stopper, is how to load the proper .rcc when module is used. > > Is loading all resource (.rcc) available to application the only option? > Maybe put resource inside application folder and load them all, upon > installing other features, it add more resources to that folder. But > that mean an application would load them all upon launch. > > Anybody try something like this? > > Thanks, > Jerome > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Interest mailing list > Interest@qt-project.org > http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest > -- No spell checkers were harmed during the creation of this message. _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
