Not sure want you need.
If you just need to create your objects from QML, it’s not mandatory to extend
from QQmlComponent but from QObject.
So, if you create a C++ class derived from QObject called:
class MyNewQML : public QObject
and you register is with qmlRegisterType
you can write into QML:
MyNewQML {
….
}
Ciao,
Gianluca.
> On 19 Jun 2015, at 11:44, Evgeny Grablyk <evgeny.grab...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I need a subclass of QQmlComponent that would be usable inside QML
> documents just like a normal Component, in order to have more control
> over the return value of create().
>
> However, simply creating a subclass in C++ and registering it via
> qmlRegisterType() fails: attempting to use the custom component
> results in "Cannot assign to non-existent default property" error.
>
> I've failed to find any documentation or examples on the topic. Should
> this be possible from user code at all? If so, what is the correct way
> to subclass a QQmlComponent?
>
> Thanks.
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